Following a recent post on how I use Tailscale and NextDNS to manage my home network
Tailscale Part 3 - How I run my Home NetworkI’ve written quite a bit about Tailscale and its features. In this post, I’ll be covering how I’ve utilised the technology in
For cert-manager to work you need to have the ingress controller port (or I guess another port) exposed publicly? Or it supports DNS verification? I thought about doing this, but I am essentially having my cluster fully in a private network which I connect with wireguard from outside, but maybe I should reconsider?
I am keen to know a little bit more about your setup
I am using cloudflare DNS, which cert-manager requires an API key to edit the DNS entries. Documentation on this can be found here. It seems to support a number of DNS APIs, you can view those here.
Aha, yes that makes perfect sense. I remembered now that I checked some time ago and my DNS is not supported. But maybe I will move to acme-dns, it seems very hacky, I love it!
For cert-manager to work you need to have the ingress controller port (or I guess another port) exposed publicly? Or it supports DNS verification? I thought about doing this, but I am essentially having my cluster fully in a private network which I connect with wireguard from outside, but maybe I should reconsider?
I am keen to know a little bit more about your setup
I am using cloudflare DNS, which cert-manager requires an API key to edit the DNS entries. Documentation on this can be found here. It seems to support a number of DNS APIs, you can view those here.
Aha, yes that makes perfect sense. I remembered now that I checked some time ago and my DNS is not supported. But maybe I will move to acme-dns, it seems very hacky, I love it!