Proxmox

Talos is an immutable operating system designed to only run Kubernetes . The advantage of Talos is an out-of-the-box Kubernetes install, as well as a smaller attack surface, and easier maintenance.

If you plan to run stateful applications in your Kubernetes cluster, you quickly run into the question of where to store this state. A database is often the best solution, though writing to disk is sometimes the only — or at least easier, option.

Taking advantage of hardware acceleration can drastically reduce both CPU and power usage when playing video, enabling seemingly innocuous chips — like the Intel N100 , to render multiple 4K video streams.

In this article we’ll take a look at how to proxy external services through the Kubernetes Gateway API . There are of course more lightweight methods to proxy services, but once you already have the proverbial hammer, why not treat everything like a nail?

In my previous article we took a look at how to bootstrap K3s with Cilium starting from a fresh Debian 12 network installation .