The idea of KuberNAS is to create a
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We want to show easy ways to create highly-available Network Attached Storage, with locally hosted application servers, running on Kubernetes-compatible clusters, using your own computers.
Common use cases, and desired functions:
- Add new hardware into the k8s cluster with a few clicks
- Easily self-host databases, documents, and containerized apps (especially those needing high availability and redundancy)
- Speed up software development CI/CD and testing (sharing locally running apps with testers and automation bots)
- Low-volume self-hosted services (public tunnelled)
- Redirection of higher-traffic spillover to external cloud services
- Built-in file and database backups, and volume snapshots
- Integrating with commercial cloud service providers like AWS Azure GCP DigitalOcean etc
- Extending redundancy of locally-hosted k8s services between clusters you own (e.g. office and home)
100% self-host your data and services when you desire greater control over - data privacy - data sovereignty - source code integrity
Related topics:
- k8s hosted databases
- Backups and disaster-proofing
- distributed application design (for example Microsoft's DAPR framework)