Raspberry Pi Home Server Configurations

This repository contains YAML configuration files for setting up services on a Raspberry Pi-based home server. These configuration are tailored for a Kubernetes cluster manage by k3s on Raspberry Pi.

Configurations

Longhorn

• Description: YAML configuration files for deploying Longhorn, a distributed block storage system for Kubernetes.
• Purpose: Provides persistent storage solutions for stateful applications running on the Kubernetes cluster.

Nginx Ingress

• Description: Yaml Configuration files for deploygin NGINX Ingress Controller, which manages external access to services in the Kubernetes cluster.
• Purpose: Routes incoming traffic to various services deployed on the Kubernetes cluster.

PaperMC Server

• Description: Custom configurations and YAML files for deploying a PaperMC Minecraft server using the itzy-minecraft docker image.
• Purpose: Hosts a Minecraft server on the Raspberry Pi home server for gaming and entertainment purposes.

Ansible Config

• Description: Ansible playbooks for managing the k3s nodes.
• Purpose: Automate configuration and managment tasks for the Rapsberry Pi Kubernetes cluster.

Coffee Review Website

• Description: Configurations for a coffee review website.
• Purpose: Deploy a website for reviewing coffee products on the Raspberry Pi home server.

WOL Website

• Description: Configuration files for deploying a Wake-on-LAN website.
• Purpose: Allows user to send Wake-on-LAN packets to wake up their main PC remotely.

Usage

1. Clone this repository to your local machine:

   git clone https://github.com/Cyrof/rpi-home-server-config.git

2. Navigate to the desired configuration folder (e.g., 'longhorn', 'nginx', 'minecraft-server').
3. Apply the YAML files using kubectl apply -f <filename> to deploy the corresponding services on your kubernetes cluster.
4. Monitor the deployment using kubectl get <resource> commands to ensure successful deployment and access to the services.

Additional Notes

• Ensure that your Raspberry Pi is properly configured with k3s before deploying these configurations.
• Make any necessary adjustments to the YAML files (e.g., namespaces, hostnames) to fit your specific environment.
• Refer to the offical documentaion for each service for detailed configuration options and troubleshooting.