Home K8s Stacks @Tim Bai’s Zone
Open source oftware give people a lot of flexibility to maintain a self host service safely in a low cost. K8s, as an open-source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications, gives us the deployment and management flexibility too. After I had my first cloud k3s cluster, I migrated many docker compose application to k8s. Here is to share the experience and deployment config of the service I used.
Self Hosted Services on K8s

How to run Syncthing on K8s
Syncthing is an open source sync tool between different devices, it is free to use, and point to point sharing service.

Run TiddlyWiki on K8s
Tiddlywiki is a personal wiki, it was used as an extension to my blog to link unstructured knowledge,

Host Umami on K8s
Umami is a free and open source analytics tool as a Google Analytics instead. It can be hosted on K8s easily.
This page/project was inspired by K8s at Home.