Operations¶
This part explains how the deployed platform works and how to operate it. Read the easy guide first, then work through the chapters below. Each runbook carries its own prerequisites, checks, and recovery steps.
| Chapter | What you will learn | Start here |
|---|---|---|
| GitOps & ArgoCD | How changes in Git become running applications | ArgoCD architecture |
| Temporal | How worker versions roll out safely, and what breaks them | Worker versioning guide |
| Storage | Where application data lives and how volumes are attached | Storage architecture |
| Backups & disaster recovery | How data is protected and restored | kopiur backup architecture |
| Databases | How this lab runs and protects Postgres | Run Postgres here |
| Networking | How clients and applications reach each other | Network topology |
| Physical hosts | How the Proxmox hosts and Pi are configured with Ansible, outside Argo CD | Physical hosts with Ansible |
| Bare-metal nodes | Add a machine or convert a Proxmox host to bare-metal Talos, wipe reused disks, register Longhorn disks | Bare-metal Talos workers |
| Local AI | The parts of self-hosted AI, how models are served, GPU capacity | Local AI starter kit |
| Reference & ops | Scheduling policy, observability, and maintenance | VPA and topology |
Next, explore the machines that run these services in Inventory. Then use Audits to understand their measured limits, and Ongoing research for possible future changes.