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2026

Using Kubernetes as a reverse proxy

Using Kubernetes as the reverse proxy of choice, for non-kubernetes services.

Manifest driven. Source controlled. Redundant. And, DNS records get provisioned automatically as you add or remove services.

Example configuration:

  # ---- media ----
  - {name: plex,       host: plex.kube.xtremeownage.com,     ip: 192.168.5.10,  port: 32400}
  - {name: dupeguru,   host: dupeguru.kube.xtremeownage.com, ip: 192.168.5.2,   port: 7801}
  - {name: filebot,    host: filebot.kube.xtremeownage.com,  ip: 192.168.5.2,   port: 7813}

Proxmox Backup Server - No space left on device

I was recently greeted with backup failures, from what appeared to be a full disk.

102: 2026-01-22 06:00:08 ERROR: Backup of VM 102 failed - VM 102 qmp command 'backup' failed - backup connect failed: command error: mkstemp "/var/log/proxmox-backup/tasks/AF/UPID:pbs:000002CC:000004AF:00000396:69721148:backup:Unraid\\x2dMain\\x3avm-102:root@pbs:.tmp_XXXXXX" failed: ENOSPC: No space left on device

As, it turns out, this is an inode issue and not a full mount point.

New Home, New Projects

Wondering where all of the posts have been? Well...

As of the end of 2025, I have moved to a new house.

So, I will be starting new projects, for many areas of the new house.

New home network, new lab. New electrical projects. New shop projects.

And, a massive new solar project.