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Most VPS solutions have a pretty limited selection of OS's that are available to install on your VPS.
Talos is unlikely to be one of the options. While some VPS providers may allow you to open a ticket
and receive help installing from a custom ISO, I didn't want to do that. I wanted a way to self-serve
and get this installed. This took a bit of digging to learn some of these tools a bit more than I had
in the past, but I think this is in a good place.
I haven't permanently put these nodes in my cluster yet, but did verify that I could get an installation done successfully.
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This is a quick documentation on how I've setup akri in my kubernetes cluster to make my Conbee II stick available to
zigbee2mqtt as a remote device. This allows zigbee2mqtt to run on any node in the cluster. The advantage to using Akri
over node-feature-detection and node affinity rules to run zigbee2mqtt on a given node is that when a device is unplugged
Akri will automatically remove the pod. So I can move the stick from one node to another and less than a minute later the
stick is ready to be used again.
Eventually Kubernetes plans to add requiredDuringSchedulingRequiredDuringExecution affinity rules which in theory could
give us a similar effect where zigbee2mqtt could connect directly to the device rather than connecting remotely, but we could
simply move the stick and the zigbee2mqtt pod would follow it.
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