Part of the homelab build series. A football match-outcome model ships every day through Kubeflow Pipelines and KServe on RKE2. Each new model is staged next to the live one, tested, given 10% and the
Upstream Kubeflow assumes a greenfield cluster and ships its own Dex, SeaweedFS and MySQL, with its own oauth2-proxy in front. My homelab already had better versions of most of those. This is the brow
Self-Hosted Databricks Alternative: Homelab Data Lakehouse Part of the homelab build series. Trino, Apache Iceberg, Project Nessie, dbt, Spark, MLflow and OpenMetadata on RKE2, with highly available s
Episode 7 of the homelab build series. The foundation is poured, the walls are up, the alarms are wired, the storage floor is down and the safe is locked. Now for the fun room: three NVIDIA GPUs, one
Scaling to 21 Nodes Across 3 Datacenters With Terraform and Ansible
INTRODUCTION In the beginning, there was MicroK8s on a Mac Studio. It was fast with 3 controlplane and 3 worker nodes, it was ARM64, but it was lonely. Today, I stand before a high-availability monum
