GitOps-driven Kubernetes, Infrastructure as Code and observability,
built and operated like a real product, on hardware you can own.
Home DevOps Lab is an engineering playground with production habits. Every service is declared in Git, every change goes through a pipeline, and every component is monitored. The result is a set of reusable building blocks you can lift into your own lab — or your day job.
| ⚙️ GitOps first | The cluster state lives in Git. Flux CD reconciles it, Renovate keeps it fresh, SOPS keeps secrets safe. |
| 🏗️ Infrastructure as Code | Proxmox VMs, cloud resources on AWS and Azure — all provisioned with Terraform, Terragrunt and Ansible. |
| 📈 Observability built in | Prometheus, Grafana, Alertmanager and log aggregation from day one, not as an afterthought. |
| 🔐 Security by default | Secrets in Vault and SOPS, TLS everywhere via cert-manager and Let's Encrypt, tested backups. |
| 🏠 Self-hosted & independent | Own your data and your platform — no vendor lock-in, no surprise changes to terms of service. |
| Project | What it is | Stack |
|---|---|---|
| appchart | One reusable Helm chart for every app — services, ingress with TLS, volumes, probes and Flux image automation. | Helm Flux CD Traefik |
| iac-tools | Batteries-included CI image with Terraform, Terragrunt, Ansible, Vault, gh and glab. |
Docker Terraform Ansible |
| tfmodule-ses | Terraform module for AWS SES — sending and receiving mail on your own domain. | Terraform AWS |
| docs | Source of the lab knowledge base, published at docs-lab.angrybits.pl (PL / EN). | VuePress Docker |
The fastest way to learn the cloud is to run one yourself.
A homelab lets you experiment with the latest technologies without public-cloud bills, safely test solutions before they reach production, and keep full control over your own data.
