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homelab

My personal k8s homelab cluster

My fully-automated DevOps homelab.

My NixOS flake.

🏠 My Homelab stuff

Personal NixOS flake for my laptop, desktop, homelab and Raspberry Pi.

Command line utility to import HomeBank's files to Firefly III

Homelab infrastructure as code - Proxmox, Docker (dockhost), Kubernetes (kubecluster), Bastion

Hofund — AI Code Review Bot

Named after Heimdall's sword — the gatekeeper that nothing passes without scrutiny.

Hofund is a GitLab-integrated bot that automatically reviews merge requests before they are merged. It uses a locally-hosted LLM (via Ollama) to analyse diffs and post structured feedback as MR comments.

Features (planned) Triggered on MR open and update via GitLab CI pipeline Analyses the diff and posts a structured review comment Flags hardcoded secrets, credentials, and environment variables Detects common anti-patterns and code smells Summarises what changed and why it may be risky Tech Stack Language: Go Model: Local LLM via Ollama (no external API calls) Integration: GitLab CI + GitLab REST API Security scanning: Snyk, SonarQube

GitOps-managed Kubernetes infrastructure for AI homelabs powered by the Flux Operator and Flux CD.

k8s-config — Kubernetes Cluster Configuration

GitOps repository for the homelab k3s cluster — everything the cluster runs is defined here.

Manages all Kubernetes workloads and cluster-level configuration for a bare-metal k3s cluster with NVIDIA GPU passthrough. Deployed via Flux CD with Kustomize overlays for production and staging environments.

What's in here Flux GitOps: Kustomization CRDs in clusters/production/ and clusters/staging/ Base layer: Namespaces, ingress, NVIDIA device plugin, Weave GitOps dashboard Apps layer: Ollama (LLM serving), Open WebUI, ComfyUI (image generation), GitLab runner CI/CD: Schema validation (kubeconform), kustomize build checks, Flux CRD validation, AI code review Tech Stack Orchestration: k3s (bare-metal) GitOps: Flux CD v2 Config management: Kustomize GPU: NVIDIA passthrough with runtimeClassName: nvidia

tf-infra — Live Terraform Infrastructure

Provisions and manages the homelab private cloud using reusable modules from tf-modules.

Live Terraform configurations that compose modules from tf-modules to provision actual infrastructure. Each environment is an independent root module with its own state.

Environments production: NAT network 10.0.100.0/24, DHCP, local DNS via libvirt staging: NAT network 10.0.101.0/24, separate domain (staging.homelab.local) What's in here environments/production/: Production root module — network layer, state, tfvars environments/staging/: Staging root module — mirrors production with isolated state CI/CD: terraform fmt + terraform validate for all environments, AI code review, semver auto-tagging Tech Stack IaC: Terraform (managed via tfenv) Provider: libvirt Modules: Sourced from yggdrasil13/hnoss/tf-modules via git SSH + semver tag

tf-modules — Reusable Terraform Modules

The building blocks of the homelab private cloud — composable, versioned, and consumed by tf-infra.

Reusable Terraform modules for provisioning homelab infrastructure. Each module is independently versioned via semver git tags and sourced by tf-infra over SSH.

Modules network: NAT network with DHCP and local DNS via libvirt Usage

Modules are referenced in tf-infra via git SSH source:

module "network" { source = "git::ssh://git@gitlab.com/yggdrasil13/hnoss/tf-modules.git//modules/network?ref=v0.1.0" } Tech Stack IaC: Terraform (managed via tfenv) Provider: libvirt Versioning: Semver git tags (v0.1.0, v0.2.0, ...)

Homelab Ansible Playbooks and Roles

An opinionated, single-host appliance for running a secure, self-hosted media stack on openSUSE MicroOS.

Configuration repo for my homelab

Your very own offline-first privacy-centric open-source data-center! https://homelabos.com/

Home infrastructure setup

My personal homelab deployed on kubernetes

Certificate Authority manager for home networks

Infrastructure repo for home k3s kubernetes cluster