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59 lines
1.3 KiB
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# Home Infrastructure
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## Quick Start
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Get started with a local Kubernetes cluster which can be used to design and test
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new configuration before pushing them to real machines.
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1. Login with Proton Pass and start the SSH daemon.
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```shell
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pass-cli login
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pass-cli ssh-agent daemon start
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export SSH_AUTH_SOCK="$HOME/.ssh/proton-pass-agent.sock"
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```
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2. Launch Incus virtual machines
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```shell
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just up
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```
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3. Tear down the Incus virtual machines
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```shell
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just down
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```
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## Setup
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```shell
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just fetch-plugins
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```
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## Bare-metal provisioning
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When creating a set of fresh machines, you must run the provisioning step to create the "Kolibri" automation user.
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The Kolibri automation user is used for all other playbooks and has permissions to execute passwordless sudo.
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```shell
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ansible-playbook -i ansible/inventories/bare_metal/hosts.yaml ansible/playbooks/provision.yaml -K -e ansible_user=<your_interactive_user>
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```
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## Local Testing with Incus
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```shell
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just up
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```
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```shell
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just headlamp
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```
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> The above command runs the Flatpak version of Headlamp which may not have permissions
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> to access the Kubernetes config file copied from the instance.
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> You should run `flatpak override --user --filesystem=$(pwd) io.kinvolk.Headlamp`
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> to ensure that Headlamp can access the directory contents.
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