Reorganize the brownfield repository, remove retired and generated artifacts, harden ignore rules, and record the GitOps/IaC redesign.
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homelab-infra
Infrastructure and service configuration for the homelab. Git is the source of intent; the live estate is being adopted gradually, so a file being present does not yet imply that Flux or CI owns the corresponding resource.
Layout
| directory | purpose |
|---|---|
clusters/homelab/ |
Flux composition and cluster-specific reconciliation entrypoint |
platform/ |
cluster-wide controllers, ingress, storage and observability |
apps/ |
user-facing and supporting applications |
infrastructure/ |
Proxmox, local hosts/VMs, identity, secrets, Cloudflare and OCI |
archive/ |
retired implementations retained for operational history |
docs/ |
architecture decisions, migration plans and runbooks |
Each component remains independently deployable. There is no shared root package or Terraform root, and service-specific Terraform states must remain isolated.
Safety
- Treat the homelab as household production.
- Run Terraform plan and Ansible check/diff before mutation.
- Existing resources require a zero-change adoption plan before CI may apply.
- Never commit Terraform plans/states, live Kubernetes Secrets or plaintext keys.
- Kubernetes will be reconciled by Flux; Backstage is a portal, not a deployer.
- Recovery of PVE, OpenBao and Git must not depend on k3s being healthy.
See the redesign record for the target architecture and phased migration.