Become a sponsor to Devin Buhl
π Hey - I'm onedr0p.
I run a Kubernetes cluster in my house, call it "production" with a completely straight face, and open-source the whole beautiful disaster:
GitOps templates, Helm charts, Prometheus exporters, and container images that a surprising number of people apparently git clone and run in their houses too.
What started as "I'll just self-host one thing" is now a 3-node HA cluster with Ceph, GitOps, and monitoring that mostly monitors the monitoring - plus a homelab community I somehow ended up maintaining tools for.
None of it makes money. All of it eats SSDs, watts, and weekends.
Sponsoring doesn't buy features or a support SLA (I have a residential SLA, and it's bad). It buys:
- β The coffee behind the 3 AM "why is a cert expired again" commits
- πΎ Replacement drives for the ones Ceph chews through
- π The electricity to keep three computers arguing about who's the leader
- π Enough goodwill that I keep fixing the thing you forked instead of ragequitting to a NAS appliance
If my repos have saved you a weekend (or a marriage), consider a tier. If not, the free tier is git clone - I'll keep shipping regardless. π
Featured work
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onedr0p/home-ops
Wife approved HomeOps driven by Kubernetes and GitOps using Flux
YAML 2,861 -
onedr0p/cluster-template
A template for deploying a Talos Kubernetes cluster including Flux for GitOps
YAML 2,785
$1 a month
Select"The Kilowatt Martyr": for $1 a month you'll offset one of the several hundred watts my "production" cluster pulls around the clock β largely to run the monitoring that reassures me the cluster is fine. Every watt counts. (It doesn't. Thank you anyway.)
$5 a month
Select"The 3 AM Pager": $5 a month funds the coffee I drink at 3 AM when a cert expires, an OSD flaps, or Renovate opens its 47th pull request of the day. You're not sponsoring code β you're sponsoring my sleep debt.
$10 a month
Select$10 β "The SSD Hospice": Ceph is eating consumer flash alive, and $10 a month helps me replace the drives it chews through. Think of it as end-of-life care for SSDs I stubbornly put in a storage cluster they were never rated for.
$20 a month
Select"The Spousal Hush Money": $20 a month goes toward keeping the peace when the Wi-Fi dies because I kubectl delete'd the wrong namespace again. Part sponsorship, part couples therapy, fully deductible from my dignity.