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new VergeOS related content is coming very soon.. stay tuned!
I wanted Rancher to provision a Kubernetes cluster directly onto VergeOS — clone the VMs, install RKE2, hand me a Ready cluster, no manual node-building. VergeOS ships an integration for exactly this: a Rancher UI extension and a docker-machine node driver, installed from their Helm chart repo. Almost all of it
The silent deploy The task was unremarkable: spin up a new VM from a recipe, attach it to the management network, hand it back. I asked Claude to do it. It ran vrg recipe deploy ubuntu-base --set name=metrics-02, watched the task complete, and reported success. Exit code zero. Task
The result first $ curl -s --max-time 5 http://192.168.1.202/ | grep -o '<title>.*</title>' <title>VergeOS + Kubernetes: integration success</title> That hit a custom nginx pod on a single-node k3s cluster, through a LoadBalancer Service whose IP was
The locked room I had an admin tier I was happy about: a VergeOS internal network for the management VMs — the jump host, the box with vrg installed, the handful of internal tooling boxes you don't want anywhere near the public network. Outbound internet for package updates, but