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alojapan.com/1295036/the-true- The True Tall Tales of Talos: Touchdown in Tokyo #news #NWA #Talos #Tokyo #TokyoNews #東京 #東京都 Editor’s Note: Talos, a member of the National Wrestling Alliance, reached out to Slamwrestling.net recently and informed us he will be doing a tour for the All-Japan Pro Wrestling promotion. Per Talos’ request, certain names have been changed to protect their anonymity.  Plus, who are we to argue with a seven-foot giant?  What follows is …

So... Talos linux for #Kubernetes is great and all, but the NetApp Trident CSI node operator performs callouts to things like mkdir, mount, umount, mount.nfs, mount.nfs4 and the ilk.

This is a problem on #Talos, as those binaries don't exist. So I wrote a Dockerfile to take the distributed #Trident image and copy in the missing binaries and /etc files from Debian. This means I have to override the Trident image in the helm chart, but also I can mount NetApp NFS shares now.

I need some help from the #selfhosting and #homelab community, I have reached full analysis paralysis!

I have 3 weeks left to determine what hardware to buy for my #selfhosted #homeprod my goal is to run #nextcloud & #immich in production well enough that It can seamlessly support my wife to #degoogle

I was leaning towards #talos cluster or #k3s for #kubernetes and #longhorn storage, but might all be overkill

Have determined I have these options are similar price & energy budget points:

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@rasterweb I have been looking at a FOSS replacement for my Synology NAS.

#truenas scale was definitely recommended but I am inevitably drawn to a code-as-infrastructure fetish.

I also considered #nixos with ZFS but I think it’s time for high-availability capabilities in my homelab. So I COULD do NixOS with a k3s service.

Ultimately, I’ll probably instead run a cluster of machines with #talos Linux and get that lovely NAS functionality back (and then some) by running a #rookceph image.

Lotus Blossom espionage group targets multiple industries with different versions of Sagerunex and hacking tools

Cisco Talos uncovered multiple cyber espionage campaigns attributed to the Lotus Blossom group, targeting government, manufacturing, telecommunications, and media sectors. The operations utilize various versions of the Sagerunex backdoor and other hacking tools. Lotus Blossom has been active since 2012 and continues to evolve its tactics. New Sagerunex variants use third-party cloud services like Dropbox, Twitter, and Zimbra for command and control, enhancing evasion capabilities. The group employs a multi-stage attack chain for long-term persistence, often remaining undetected for months. Victims include organizations in the Philippines, Vietnam, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. The analysis reveals Lotus Blossom's sophisticated techniques, including the use of VMProtect for code obfuscation and strategic placement of tools in public folders for evasion.

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I just added a #TalosLinux 1.9.3 (#Talos) #Vagrant box to the #ARM64 collection. This allows you to run Talos on your #AppleSilicon #MacBook. This is control-plane only, but you can patch the manifest to also run workloads.

You can find it right here:
Image: portal.cloud.hashicorp.com/vag
Config: cdn.gyptazy.com/files/os/talos
All #ARM64 boxes: gyptazy.com/vagrant-images-for

Want to play with Kubernetes? Gyptazy shows a fun way to do it.

Excerpt:

Talos Linux is an operating system built specifically for Kubernetes, focusing on security, immutability, and minimalism, designed to work across a variety of environments, including cloud platforms, bare metal servers, and virtualization platforms, providing a versatile solution for modern infrastructure needs.

gyptazy.com/talos-linux-howto-

#bash #csh #ksh #sh # #programming #POSIX #Talos #clusters #cluster

Interesting. #Talos #Linux (#kubernetes distribution) has support for creating a #wireguard #mesh they call #KubeSpan talos.dev/v1.9/talos-guides/ne though you either need to use their discovery servers, or pay them for licence to host your own... But github.com/siderolabs/discover says that non-production use is allowed, and I believe #HomeLab #SelfHosting setup doesn't count as production ;)
Which also may allow to split where control and worker nodes are, to take advantage of free tiers for running them.

www.talos.devKubeSpanLearn to use KubeSpan to connect Talos Linux machines securely across networks.

I am close to giving up on my Fiji s720 k8s cluster. Whenever I try to do something storage related (rook-ceph, openebs, longhorn) nodes just go 100% CPU and fail to schedule pods.
I can keep it as pure control-plane, yet it's 45w for those 3 nodes.

TLDR: looking for advice on storage solutions or additional budget worker nodes or any other ideas. Just don't tell me to stop using k8s :blobfoxlaughsweat: