Kubernetes proxmox-operator

[crash.ntech]

Hi guys, i did the proxmox-operator for manage proxmox VMs via kubernetes CRDs.
It's free and open source.
I will be happy with feedback.

https://github.com/CRASH-Tech/proxmox-operator

 

[lxiosjao]

Hi,
Do you have a link to the project ?

 

[crash.ntech]

Hi,
Do you have a link to the project ?

Oh, sorry )
https://github.com/CRASH-Tech/proxmox-operator

 

[lxiosjao]

Nice project!
I'm interested to use k8s in my homelab. Do you have an example of usecase using your project ? (blog or other ?)

 

[crash.ntech]

Nice project!
I'm interested to use k8s in my homelab. Do you have an example of usecase using your project ? (blog or other ?)

I'm using it with sidero system.
One helm chart creating VMs and sidero using it for kubernetes nodes.
I'm planing to write post with my full case.
But now, it can be used for just manage vm's.

 

[lordofire]

@crash.ntech If you use kubernetes anyway, have you happened to have time testing kubevirt? I felt that is also pretty decent to be used.

 

[crash.ntech]

@crash.ntech If you use kubernetes anyway, have you happened to have time testing kubevirt? I felt that is also pretty decent to be used.

Hello, I was tested kubevirt, but I think it's is not production ready now. But I following this project.

 

[Gilberto Ferreira]

Very nice indeed! I will consider using this at any point in the future.
Since I am a bit of 0-kuber, what this line should means, anyway:
apiVersion: proxmox.xfix.org/v1alpha1

Is there something to do to with the PVE version?
And works only with cluster or standalone as well?

 

[spirit]

Hi,I just found your operator, I'm going to look at it next month.

I was looking to create a provider for crossplane (which can reuse terraform code), but maybe a native operator could be great too.

Do you handle config update ?

 

[mnlipp]

@crash.ntech If you use kubernetes anyway, have you happened to have time testing kubevirt? I felt that is also pretty decent to be used.

If you're interested in comparing, here's another one, focused on qemu with spice.