tjcloud

• Migrate from Linode to DigitalOcean
• Migrate from Keycloak to Cloudflare Access
• Greatly simplify the stack, just start with code-server for now

• Migrate Mastodon to Linode Object Storage #36

• Upgrade NGINX Ingress Controller to v1.3.1 #29

• Added FreshRSS and Kill the Newsletter to my personal server. #22

• Upgrade Mastodon to v4.0.2 (#24)
• Add liveness and readiness probes (#20)
• Move Puma to single-mode in order to reduce memory usage

• Added a Linode Cloud Firewall to protect from opportunistic and brute force attacks.
• Moved Terraform orchestration to GitHub Actions to allow opening up the firewall
  during deploys from Terraform Cloud
• Moved documentation to {nbdev} and to develop Python scripts used to disable and
  re-enable the firewall, along with the relevant github actions workflows and utilities
  that come with the standard development workflow in `{tjutils}
• Disable code-server custom welcome page

What's Changed

• Self-Hosted Mastodon by @tjpalanca in https://github.com/tjpalanca/tjcloud/pull/19
• Factor our keycloak_realm terraform module so it can be used to create user realms in other projects
• Development Dependencies
  • Apache Arrow
  • Quarto CLI
• Minor upgrades to code-server, pgAdmin

Full Changelog: https://github.com/tjpalanca/tjcloud/compare/v2.0...v2.1

Major changes

• Migrated to Terraform IaC from proprietary Cloud66
• To save costs, moved to Linode Kubernetes Engine and Linode Object Storage
• Removed RStudio from development server, only code-server now.
• Used kaniko for building images inside the Kubernetes cluster

Minor changes

• Upgrade keycloak to Wildfly distribution
• Security: Cloudflare authenticated origin pulls and origin certificates to ensure only cloudflare proxies traffic
• Upgrades to applications

Other information

Overall stack costs $45/month for 4 cpus and 8gb shared across all applications