Edit: I moved to SF for Y Combinator and had to give up the Kube cluster heating my house. And my house. And my car.

As the inaugural post it seems like a good idea to describe how I host this blog.

Right now - April 2023 - this blog is being served from the Kubernetes cluster slowly heating my house from the basement.

---
title: Network Flow
---

flowchart TB
    subgraph Internet
        You
    end
    You-- HTTPS -->Router
    subgraph My Network
        Router[Router]--Port forwarding-->MetalLB[MetalLB IP]
        MetalLB--Send traffic to Traefik Entrypoint-->Traefik[Traefik Service]
        Traefik--Send traffic to Kubernetes Service-->WebServer[Web Server]
    end

Right now my cluster isn’t super impressive - I’ll go into detail in a future blog post on how and why I’m running it, but the quick summary is:

This set up is of course wildly overcomplicated and frankly just pointless compared to nginx on a Raspberry Pi or using GitHub Pages, but I had the cluster lying around so why not.

Stephan Wolski is a robot engineer, founder, angel investor, penguin enthusiast, and all around cliche.