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# Plaintext secrets: never commit, back them up outside this folder
# Plaintext secrets (edge host key, connector keys): never commit, back them up outside this folder
.secrets/
# Talos generated configs contain cluster PKI and admin credentials (any folder,
# e.g. a new edge's config generated next to talos/)
controlplane.yaml
worker.yaml
talosconfig
secrets.yaml
kubeconfig
# Retired dev edge credentials (cirrus_dev), kept locally only
old/
# Ignition output embeds the secrets above
# Ignition output embeds the host key from .secrets/
*.ign
# Retired setups (Talos dev edge, Kubernetes) and their credentials, kept locally only
old/
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# cirrus
Self-hosted edge: a host running only [sish](https://github.com/antoniomika/sish). Clusters
without inbound ports (e.g. `cumulus`) open outbound SSH tunnels to it with `sish-client`, and the
edge relays public traffic back through them:
Self-hosted edge: a Fedora CoreOS VPS running only [sish](https://github.com/antoniomika/sish).
Clusters without inbound ports (e.g. `cumulus`) open outbound SSH tunnels to it with `sish-client`,
and the edge relays public traffic back through them:
```
client ──▶ edge :22/:80/:443/:200xx (sish) ══ssh══▶ sish-client ──▶ envoy gateway ──▶ app
@@ -11,46 +11,145 @@ client ──▶ edge :22/:80/:443/:200xx (sish) ══ssh══▶ sish-client
- :443 is routed by SNI without decrypting (TLS passthrough), optionally with a PROXY v2 header.
- :80 is routed by `Host` header, raw TCP ports (e.g. :22 for Gitea SSH) by port.
Production runs on Fedora CoreOS (the VPS is too small for Talos), the dev edge on Talos +
Kubernetes. Both use the same sish configuration.
Production serves everything from `cumulus`: `traberph.de` and `*.traberph.de` on :80/:443 (IPv4
and IPv6), Gitea SSH on :22. The cluster side (connectors, Envoy gateways, per-app routes) is
documented in the `cumulus` README.
## Layout
```
coreos/ production edge: Butane config (sish quadlet, firewall, updates) → coreos/README.md
talos/ dev edge node config: generated base + patches → talos/README.md
kubernetes/ dev edge sish deployment, kustomize base + overlay → kubernetes/README.md
**/.secrets/ host and connector private keys (gitignored)
| File | |
|---|---|
| `cirrus.yaml` | Butane config: users, sshd, network, firewall, sish, updates |
| `.secrets/ssh_host_ed25519_key` | Edge SSH host key (gitignored). Connectors pin its public half (`SISH_HOST_KEY`) |
| `.secrets/connector-cumulus` | Private key of the `cumulus` connector (gitignored), goes into a Secret in `cumulus` |
| `cirrus.ign` | Build output, embeds the host key (gitignored) |
Secrets only live in the gitignored `.secrets/` and `*.ign`; nothing secret is committed. Back up
`.secrets/` outside this folder (password manager), it is the only copy.
## Build and install
```sh
butane --strict --files-dir . cirrus.yaml > cirrus.ign
coreos-installer install /dev/<disk> --ignition-file cirrus.ign # or the provider's user-data
```
Everything is applied by hand (`butane` + Ignition, `talosctl`, `kubectl apply -k`). Secrets never
leave the gitignored files (`coreos/.secrets/`, `coreos/*.ign`, `talos/controlplane.yaml`,
`talos/talosconfig`, `**/.secrets/`).
Ignition runs only on first boot. Changing `cirrus.yaml` later does nothing to a running host:
either reinstall, or make the same change on the host by hand (and keep the file in sync).
## Environments
Admin access: `ssh -p 5001 core@tunnel.traberph.de` (public key only, user `core` only).
| | Edge | Domains |
|---|---|---|
| `cirrus` | `tunnel.traberph.de`, Fedora CoreOS (stable) | any hostname pointed at the VPS |
| `cirrus-dev` | `10.20.5.130` (LAN), Talos v1.14.1, Kubernetes v1.37.0 | `.test` / `.sto` via local DNS |
### First boot checklist
Production (`cirrus`) serves everything from `cumulus` (since 2026-10-06): `traberph.de` and
`*.traberph.de` on :80/:443 (IPv4 and IPv6), Gitea SSH on :22. The cluster side (connectors, Envoy
gateways, per-app routes) is documented in the `cumulus` README. The dev edge only serves
`.test`/`.sto` names.
- `ss -tlnp`: sish on 22, 80, 443, 5002; sshd on 5001.
- `journalctl -u sish`: `Loading ssh_host_ed25519_key as ssh-ed25519 host key` (the provisioned
key, not a generated one).
- After the first OS update: SSH on 5001 still works, `semodule -l | grep sshd_port_5001`.
## Production rollout (done 2026-10-06)
## Network
Rolled out as planned: CoreOS VPS with sish, second connector on `cumulus` for TLS passthrough +
PROXY v2, Envoy HTTPS gateway with cert-manager (Let's Encrypt HTTP-01 over the :80 route), services
moved from the Cloudflare tunnel one hostname at a time by switching DNS.
Hostname `cirrus.traberph.de` on netcup. netcup gives IPv4 via DHCP but no IPv6 router
advertisements with a usable prefix: the IPv6 address from the netcup panel (/64) is set statically
in `/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/ens3.nmconnection`, gateway `fe80::1`.
**Still open**
- **Backups.** `coreos/.secrets/` (edge host key, `cumulus` connector key) and the Talos dev
credentials exist only in this folder. Store them in a password manager.
| | |
|---|---|
| IPv4 | `46.38.234.119` (DHCP) |
| IPv6 | `2a03:4000:2:83c::1/64` (static), gateway `fe80::1` |
Only the global address (`scope global`) goes into DNS, never the `fe80::` link-local one.
## Ports
nftables (`/etc/sysconfig/nftables.conf`), default drop. Loopback, ICMP, DHCP replies and
replies to outgoing connections are allowed.
| Port (tcp) | |
|---|---|
| 5001 | Admin sshd |
| 5002 | sish SSH endpoint for connectors (public key auth) |
| 80 | sish HTTP, routed by `Host` header |
| 443 | sish TLS passthrough, routed by SNI |
| 22, 20000-20099 | Raw TCP forwards (22 = Gitea SSH) |
The forward ports must match `port-bind-range` in the sish config, otherwise a claimed port is
silently unreachable.
sshd on 5001 needs an SELinux exception (5001 is labelled `commplex_link_port_t`):
`sshd-port-selinux.service` installs `/etc/cirrus/sshd_port_5001.cil` once and again whenever an
OS update dropped it.
## sish
| Path on the host | |
|---|---|
| `/etc/containers/systemd/sish.container` | Quadlet unit (`sish.service`), rootful Podman with host networking: non-root (uid 65532), only `CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE`, read-only root, `MemoryMax=256M`. Own writable `/tmp` tmpfs (`Tmpfs=…,mode=1777,notmpcopyup`): sish creates a temp file per forward, and podman's automatic read-only `/tmp` (copied from the image, root 755) would make every forward fail with "remote port forwarding failed" |
| `/etc/sish/config.yml` | sish config |
| `/var/lib/sish/keys/` | Host key (read-only in the container) |
| `/var/lib/sish/pubkeys/clients` | Authorized connector keys, `authorized_keys` format |
Notable config values:
| | |
|---|---|
| `ssh-address: ":5002"` | Connector SSH endpoint |
| `domain: tunnel.traberph.de` | The edge's own name. A requested name without a dot becomes `<name>.tunnel.traberph.de` |
| `bind-any-host: true` | Single tenant: connectors may claim any hostname containing a dot, wildcards included |
| `verify-dns: false` | No `_sish` TXT ownership checks (pointless with `bind-any-host`) |
| `sni-proxy`, `*-load-balancer: true` | TLS passthrough on :443, several connectors may serve the same name |
| `proxy-protocol-version: "2"` | PROXY header for connectors that request it |
| `idle-connection-timeout: 1h` | Default 5s kills websockets, SSE and slow uploads |
| `service-console-max-content-length: 0` | Default -1 buffers every body in memory, large uploads OOM-kill sish |
Every authorized key can claim every hostname and port, and with the load balancers on it can join
an existing one. So only add keys of connectors you control (sish has no per-key permissions).
**Add or remove a connector:** edit `/var/lib/sish/pubkeys/clients` on the host (sish watches the
directory, no restart needed) and the same block in `cirrus.yaml`.
**Config change:** edit `/etc/sish/config.yml`, `systemctl restart sish`, mirror it in
`cirrus.yaml`. Connectors drop for a few seconds and reconnect on their own.
```sh
systemctl status sish
journalctl -u sish -f
```
## DNS
| Record | |
|---|---|
| `tunnel.traberph.de` A/AAAA → VPS | Connectors (:5002) and admin SSH (:5001) |
| `<host>` or `*.<domain>` A/AAAA → VPS | Every hostname a connector serves; unclaimed names get a 404 (:80) or no answer (:443) |
| `*.tunnel.traberph.de` A/AAAA → VPS | Optional, only if fallback names should be reachable |
A wildcard claim (`*.example.com`) does not cover the apex `example.com`, neither in DNS nor in sish:
connectors claim the apex separately. Records that point elsewhere (e.g. still proxied through
Cloudflare) take precedence over the wildcard; deleting such a record silently moves the name to the
edge, where it only works if a connector serves it.
## Updates
Both are automatic:
- **OS:** Zincati stages new Fedora CoreOS releases (stable stream) and reboots only in the window
03:00-04:00 UTC (`/etc/zincati/config.d/55-updates-strategy.toml`).
- **sish:** upstream publishes only exact tags (`v2.24.0`), so `podman auto-update` can't follow a
version line. `sish-update.timer` (daily ~05:00 UTC) runs `/usr/local/bin/sish-update`, which
sets `Image=` in the quadlet to the newest tag matching `TRACK=v2.` (minor + patch, never a new
major), restarts sish and rolls back if nothing listens on :5002 after 30s. `TRACK=v2.24.` limits
it to patch releases.
```sh
journalctl -u zincati -u sish-update
systemctl start sish-update # check now
```
Both restart sish (tunnels drop for a few seconds). A major sish release (`v3`) is a manual change
of `TRACK` and `Image=`. The `sish-client` tags in `cumulus` are updated by hand.
## Open
- **Backups.** `.secrets/` exists only in this folder. Store it in a password manager.
- **Uptime check.** External check on the edge (sish :5002 and one route per protocol): the edge is
a single point of failure for everything behind it.
- **Updates by hand.** Production updates are automatic (OS in a nightly reboot window, sish within
v2, see `coreos/README.md`). sish-client tags in `cumulus` and the dev edge (`talosctl upgrade` /
`upgrade-k8s`, sish image tag) are updated by hand; the `talosconfig` admin certificate expires
after one year.
coreos/cirrus.yaml → cirrus.yaml
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method=manual
address1=2a03:4000:2:83c::1/64
gateway=fe80::1
# Edge SSH host key (connectors pin its public half). Kept only locally in coreos/.secrets/
# (gitignored), so back it up outside this folder. Build: butane --files-dir coreos ...
# Edge SSH host key (connectors pin its public half). Kept only locally in .secrets/
# (gitignored), so back it up outside this folder. Build: butane --files-dir . ...
- path: /var/lib/sish/keys/ssh_host_ed25519_key
mode: 0400
user: { id: 65532 }
group: { id: 65532 }
contents:
local: .secrets/ssh_host_ed25519_key
- path: /var/lib/sish/pubkeys/clients # k8s tunnel client keys (authorized_keys format)
- path: /var/lib/sish/pubkeys/clients # connector public keys (authorized_keys format)
mode: 0644
contents:
inline: |
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contents:
inline: |
(allow sshd_t commplex_link_port_t (tcp_socket (name_bind)))
# Same sish config as kubernetes/base/sish/config.yml (+ the cirrus overlay values),
# only the SSH port differs (5002 instead of 2222).
- path: /etc/sish/config.yml
mode: 0644
contents:
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# Fedora CoreOS: cirrus edge (production)
Single Fedora CoreOS host that runs only sish, as a rootful Podman quadlet with host networking.
Everything is defined in `cirrus.yaml` (Butane) and applied once at install time by Ignition.
The VPS is too small for Talos, so production runs on CoreOS; the Talos setup in `talos/` and
`kubernetes/` stays the dev edge.
| File | |
|---|---|
| `cirrus.yaml` | Butane config: users, sshd, firewall, sish, updates |
| `.secrets/ssh_host_ed25519_key` | Edge SSH host key (gitignored). Connectors pin its public half (`SISH_HOST_KEY`) |
| `.secrets/connector-cumulus` | Private key of the `cumulus` connector (gitignored), goes into a Secret in `cumulus` |
| `cirrus.ign` | Build output, embeds the host key (gitignored) |
## Build and install
```sh
butane --strict --files-dir coreos coreos/cirrus.yaml > coreos/cirrus.ign
coreos-installer install /dev/<disk> --ignition-file coreos/cirrus.ign # or the provider's user-data
```
Ignition runs only on first boot. Changing `cirrus.yaml` later does nothing to a running host:
either reinstall, or make the same change on the host by hand (and keep the file in sync).
Admin access: `ssh -p 5001 core@tunnel.traberph.de` (public key only, user `core` only).
## Network
Hostname `cirrus.traberph.de`. netcup gives IPv4 via DHCP (`46.38.234.119`) but no IPv6 router
advertisements with a usable prefix: the IPv6 address from the netcup panel (/64) is set statically
in `/etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/ens3.nmconnection`, gateway `fe80::1`.
| | |
|---|---|
| IPv4 | `46.38.234.119` (DHCP) |
| IPv6 | `2a03:4000:2:83c::1/64` (static), gateway `fe80::1` |
Only the global address (`scope global`) goes into DNS, never the `fe80::` link-local one.
## Ports
nftables (`/etc/sysconfig/nftables.conf`), default drop. Loopback, ICMP, DHCP replies and
replies to outgoing connections are allowed.
| Port (tcp) | |
|---|---|
| 5001 | Admin sshd |
| 5002 | sish SSH endpoint for connectors (public key auth) |
| 80 | sish HTTP, routed by `Host` header |
| 443 | sish TLS passthrough, routed by SNI |
| 22, 20000-20099 | Raw TCP forwards (22 = Gitea SSH) |
The forward ports must match `port-bind-range` in the sish config, otherwise a claimed port is
silently unreachable.
sshd on 5001 needs an SELinux exception (5001 is labelled `commplex_link_port_t`):
`sshd-port-selinux.service` installs `/etc/cirrus/sshd_port_5001.cil` once and again whenever an
OS update dropped it.
## sish
| Path on the host | |
|---|---|
| `/etc/containers/systemd/sish.container` | Quadlet unit (`sish.service`): non-root (uid 65532), only `CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE`, read-only root, `MemoryMax=256M`. Own writable `/tmp` tmpfs (`Tmpfs=…,mode=1777,notmpcopyup`): sish creates a temp file per forward, and podman's automatic read-only `/tmp` (copied from the image, root 755) would make every forward fail with "remote port forwarding failed" |
| `/etc/sish/config.yml` | sish config, same as `kubernetes/base/sish/config.yml` except the values below |
| `/var/lib/sish/keys/` | Host key (read-only in the container) |
| `/var/lib/sish/pubkeys/clients` | Authorized connector keys, `authorized_keys` format |
Differences to the k8s config:
| | |
|---|---|
| `ssh-address: ":5002"` | 2222 in k8s |
| `domain: tunnel.traberph.de` | The edge's own name. A requested name without a dot becomes `<name>.tunnel.traberph.de` |
| `bind-any-host: true` | Single tenant: connectors may claim any hostname containing a dot, wildcards included. Replaces `bind-hosts` |
| `verify-dns: false` | No `_sish` TXT ownership checks (pointless with `bind-any-host`) |
Every authorized key can claim every hostname and port, and with the load balancers on it can join
an existing one. So only add keys of connectors you control (sish has no per-key permissions).
**Add or remove a connector:** edit `/var/lib/sish/pubkeys/clients` on the host (sish watches the
directory, no restart needed) and the same block in `cirrus.yaml`.
**Config change:** edit `/etc/sish/config.yml`, `systemctl restart sish`, mirror it in
`cirrus.yaml`. Connectors drop for a few seconds and reconnect on their own.
```sh
systemctl status sish
journalctl -u sish -f
```
## DNS
| Record | |
|---|---|
| `tunnel.traberph.de` A/AAAA → VPS | Connectors (:5002) and admin SSH (:5001) |
| `<host>` or `*.<domain>` A/AAAA → VPS | Every hostname a connector serves; unclaimed names get a 404 (:80) or no answer (:443) |
| `*.tunnel.traberph.de` A/AAAA → VPS | Optional, only if fallback names should be reachable |
A wildcard claim (`*.example.com`) does not cover the apex `example.com`, neither in DNS nor in sish:
connectors claim the apex separately. Records that point elsewhere (e.g. still proxied through
Cloudflare) take precedence over the wildcard; deleting such a record silently moves the name to the
edge, where it only works if a connector serves it.
## Updates
Both are automatic:
- **OS:** Zincati stages new Fedora CoreOS releases (stable stream) and reboots only in the window
03:00-04:00 UTC (`/etc/zincati/config.d/55-updates-strategy.toml`).
- **sish:** upstream publishes only exact tags (`v2.24.0`), so `podman auto-update` can't follow a
version line. `sish-update.timer` (daily ~05:00 UTC) runs `/usr/local/bin/sish-update`, which
sets `Image=` in the quadlet to the newest tag matching `TRACK=v2.` (minor + patch, never a new
major), restarts sish and rolls back if nothing listens on :5002 after 30s. `TRACK=v2.24.` limits
it to patch releases.
```sh
journalctl -u zincati -u sish-update
systemctl start sish-update # check now
```
Both restart sish (tunnels drop for a few seconds). A major sish release (`v3`) is a manual change
of `TRACK` and `Image=`.
## First boot checklist
- `ss -tlnp`: sish on 22, 80, 443, 5002; sshd on 5001.
- `journalctl -u sish`: `Loading ssh_host_ed25519_key as ssh-ed25519 host key` (the provisioned
key, not a generated one).
- After the first OS update: SSH on 5001 still works, `semodule -l | grep sshd_port_5001`.
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# Source from anywhere: `. ./env.sh` (bash or zsh). Endpoint and node live in the talosconfig,
# so plain `talosctl <cmd>` / `kubectl <cmd>` talk to cirrus-01.
_cirrus_root=$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]:-${(%):-%x}}")" && pwd)
export TALOSCONFIG="$_cirrus_root/talos/talosconfig"
export KUBECONFIG="$_cirrus_root/talos/kubeconfig" # created by: talosctl kubeconfig talos/kubeconfig
unset _cirrus_root
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# Talos: cirrus edge node
Single-node Talos control plane that runs only sish. Talos and Kubernetes are managed by hand
with `talosctl`/`kubectl` (no Flux).
| File | |
|---|---|
| `controlplane.yaml` | Base config, **unmodified** output of `talosctl gen config` (gitignored, contains the cluster PKI) |
| `worker.yaml` | Generated worker config, unused on a single node (gitignored) |
| `talosconfig` | Admin client config for `talosctl` (gitignored) |
| `patches/*.yaml` | Every change to the base config |
```sh
export TALOSCONFIG=talos/talosconfig # run from the repo root
N="-n 10.20.5.130 -e 10.20.5.130"
```
## Base config + patches
The base file is never edited by hand; all changes live in `patches/`. The node's config is
therefore always `controlplane.yaml` + `patches/*.yaml`, which keeps changes reviewable and lets
a newly generated base (new node, new Talos defaults) get the same changes by reapplying the
patches. `talosctl patch mc` merges a patch into the node's live config; it does not touch the
local files.
| Patch | Purpose |
|---|---|
| `control-plane-scheduling.yaml` | Drops the control-plane `NoSchedule` taint so sish can run on the only node |
| `unprivileged-ports.yaml` | `ip_unprivileged_port_start=22`: sish (non-root, hostNetwork) binds :22/:80/:443 |
| `firewall.yaml` | Ingress firewall, default block (see below) |
Apply a single patch (dry run first; use `--mode try` for anything that can lock you out, it
reverts automatically unless re-applied):
```sh
talosctl $N patch mc --patch @talos/patches/<patch>.yaml --mode no-reboot --dry-run
talosctl $N patch mc --patch @talos/patches/<patch>.yaml --mode no-reboot
```
Check that the node matches the files (expect `No changes.`):
```sh
talosctl machineconfig patch talos/controlplane.yaml \
$(for p in talos/patches/*.yaml; do printf -- '--patch @%s ' "$p"; done) |
talosctl $N apply-config --file /dev/stdin --dry-run
```
## Firewall
Default action `block`. Loopback and replies to outgoing connections are always allowed.
| Open | Source | |
|---|---|---|
| 22, 80, 443, 2222, 20000-20099 tcp | anyone | sish (2222 = connector SSH, rest = forwards) |
| 6443, 50000 tcp | anyone | Kubernetes API, Talos API (both client-cert authenticated) |
| 53 udp/tcp | pod network `10.244.0.0/16` | CoreDNS forwards to the Talos host DNS |
Closed: flannel VXLAN 4789/udp, etcd 2379-2383, kubelet 10250, kube-proxy 10256, trustd 50001
(open it to the node network only when a second node joins).
The sish ports must match `port-bind-range` in `kubernetes/base/sish/config.yml`. To add a raw
TCP port outside 20000-20099, change both files together.
## New node
```sh
talosctl gen config <cluster-name> https://<node-ip>:6443 --install-disk <disk> -o talos/
talosctl machineconfig patch talos/controlplane.yaml \
$(for p in talos/patches/*.yaml; do printf -- '--patch @%s ' "$p"; done) |
talosctl apply-config --insecure -n <node-ip> --file /dev/stdin
talosctl --talosconfig talos/talosconfig config endpoint <node-ip>
talosctl --talosconfig talos/talosconfig -n <node-ip> bootstrap
talosctl --talosconfig talos/talosconfig -n <node-ip> kubeconfig
```
Back up `controlplane.yaml` and `talosconfig` outside this folder: they are the only copy of
the cluster PKI and admin credentials.
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# Single node: let workloads (sish) run on the control plane by dropping the
# default control-plane NoSchedule taint.
apiVersion: v1alpha1
kind: KubeNodeConfig
taints:
node-role.kubernetes.io/control-plane:
$patch: delete
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# Single node: no cluster discovery, so no dependency on discovery.talos.dev.
apiVersion: v1alpha1
kind: DiscoveryServiceConfig
name: default
$patch: delete
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# Ingress firewall: block everything that is not listed here. Loopback and
# replies to outgoing connections are always allowed by Talos.
#
# Public TCP ports served by sish must match port-bind-range in
# kubernetes/base/sish/config.yml (plus :80 HTTP and :2222 sish SSH).
# Closed on purpose: flannel VXLAN 4789/udp (single node, unauthenticated),
# etcd 2379-2383, kubelet 10250, kube-proxy 10256, trustd 50001 (only needed
# when other nodes join).
apiVersion: v1alpha1
kind: NetworkDefaultActionConfig
ingress: block
---
apiVersion: v1alpha1
kind: NetworkRuleConfig
name: sish-public
portSelector:
ports:
- 22 # gitea ssh (raw tcp forward)
- 80 # sish http, routed by Host header
- 443 # sish tls, routed by SNI
- 2222 # sish ssh endpoint for connectors (public key auth)
- 20000-20099 # reserved for raw tcp forwards
protocol: tcp
ingress:
- subnet: 0.0.0.0/0
- subnet: ::/0
---
# Talos API (apid) and Kubernetes API, both mTLS / client-cert authenticated
apiVersion: v1alpha1
kind: NetworkRuleConfig
name: talos-and-kube-api
portSelector:
ports:
- 50000
- 6443
protocol: tcp
ingress:
- subnet: 0.0.0.0/0
- subnet: ::/0
---
# CoreDNS forwards to the Talos host DNS (forwardKubeDNSToHost), which pods reach
# on the host, so the pod network needs DNS to the node
apiVersion: v1alpha1
kind: NetworkRuleConfig
name: pod-dns
portSelector:
ports:
- 53
protocol: udp
ingress:
- subnet: 10.244.0.0/16
---
apiVersion: v1alpha1
kind: NetworkRuleConfig
name: pod-dns-tcp
portSelector:
ports:
- 53
protocol: tcp
ingress:
- subnet: 10.244.0.0/16
talos/patches/hostname.yaml
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# Static hostname instead of the generated auto: stable one.
apiVersion: v1alpha1
kind: HostnameConfig
auto: off
hostname: cirrus-01
talos/patches/unprivileged-ports.yaml
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# Lets non-root processes bind ports >= 22, so sish (hostNetwork, uid 65534,
# no capabilities) can listen on :22 (Gitea SSH), :80 and :443.
# The edge runs nothing else that could grab 22-79.
machine:
sysctls:
net.ipv4.ip_unprivileged_port_start: "22"