Introduction I’ve built many projects on my own, but I never shared them publicly. For a long time, I wanted to have my own server with a personal domain name. Unfortunately, for personal reasons, I couldn’t maintain a persistent server. Recently, I discovered a solution that lets me host a blog within minutes using Hugo and GitHub — so here I am. My Linkedin You can see my Linkedin if you want.
KubeCraft Course After completing the first Kubernetes course, where I deployed a basic K3s cluster on Rancher Desktop, I moved to the next level: a homelab course focused on building a fully GitOps-based K3s cluster on a Debian VM, hosting real self-hosted applications exposed to the internet. What to Expect at the End? The final goal is to deploy a self-hosted Linkding application accessible from the internet using a custom domain name. ...
Why refactoring? The first reason is that I didn’t put much thought into this side project. Also, I spent time trying to build a complicated CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions, and the result was not what I wanted. Separate tasks In the previous version of my blog, all the Hugo file system and the translations were in the root of the project. I started to structure things better by separating tasks: ...