Some days ago I deployed a service on my Kubernetes cluster, but I didn't want the service to be publicly available. So I thought about protecting the service behind a VPN. That is an easy and common way to secure such applications. And I also wanted to access
Docker is a great introductory tool for the container landscape, but Podman, the cool kid on the block, really caught my attention with its rootless containers and fast startup times. This made me want to try it out. I was quite satisfied with the workflow so far, but when it
There are some tools like k3s out there that make it possible to bootstrap a Kubernetes cluster on arm64 machines. But since kubeadm now added support for arm64 machines, I wanted to stay as close as possible to a "vanilla" k8s setup and Hetzner's Cloud ARM