kind create cluster
flux bootstrap git --private-key-file=C:/Users/Joe/.ssh/gitea --url ssh://git@gitea.home.joemonk.co.uk:2222/joe/gitops.git --branch main --path=clusters/kind

Kairos

Grab the latest image from https://github.com/kairos-io/kairos/releases, the image should have the format kairos-debian-bookworm-standard-amd64-generic-v3.1.1-k3sv1.30.2+k3s1. The main things we're looking for are the latest debian, standard, amd64, then the versions of kairos (v3.1.1) and k3s (1.30.2).
Burn to usb
Boot from usb, live install and go to the config webui
Add the public keys to the config (from ~/.ssh - ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "joemonk@hotmail.co.uk")
Update the image at https://gitea.home.joemonk.co.uk/joe/kairos-custom to the latest kairos image and build it
Update the image in the kairos-config to reflect that build
Put the kairos-config in, check the shutdown button and let it install
Remove the usb, ssh in with using the specific private key (i.e. from ~/.ssh - ssh -i ./kairos kairos@192.168.1.101 or add the following to ~/.ssh/config to just use ssh 192.168.1.101)

Host 192.168.1.101
    HostName 192.168.1.101
    User kairos
    IdentityFile ~/.ssh/kairos

Adding additional packages

Go to https://gitea.home.joemonk.co.uk/joe/kairos-custom and add the new packages to the dockerfile
This image will be built when pushed
Follow the steps to upgrade/reinstall with the new image in the config - or just upgrade the image as per the docs (not tested yet)

Upgrading

SSH into the server and run sudo kairos-agent upgrade --source oci:gitea.home.joemonk.co.uk/joe/kairos-custom:3, restart and confirm all is good then run sudo kairos-agent upgrade --recovery --source oci:gitea.home.joemonk.co.uk/joe/kairos-custom:3 to update the recovery image too.

Reset

Reboot to the recovery image with kairos-agent bootentry --select statereset to clear all data.

Kubectl

SSH into the server, and grab the kubeconfig with sudo cat /etc/rancher/k3s/k3s.yaml. Drop the user and cluster into your config and create a context to have that user and cluster

age & sops

I use sops with age to encrypt keys etc in git.
Before pushing encrypted keys up, we'll need to re-encrypt them with a new key.
From a shell with sops and age installed, and an already known key under $HOME/.config/sops/age/keys.txt (or %AppData%\sops\age\keys.txt), create a new key in this repo age-keygen -o age.agekey.

Add that new public key to the .sops.yaml, and push the secret key to the cluster with:

cat age.agekey |
kubectl create secret generic sops-age \
--namespace=apps \
--from-file=age.agekey=/dev/stdin

Update the encryption with sops updatekeys, then delete age.agekey.

TODO - This doesn't appear to work as expected, need to do:

sops -d -i apps/gluetun/secret.yaml
sops -e -i apps/gluetun/secret.yaml

Using sops

Encrypting

After creating a new secret, run sops encrypt --in-place ./path/to/secret.yaml.

Editing

You can install the @signageos/vscode-sops extension in vscode to automatically decrypt, edit and re-encrypt a secret.
Or use sops edit file.yaml

Flux CD

Install flux and everything in this repo with the following:

flux bootstrap git --private-key-file=/config/.ssh/gitea --url ssh://git@gitea.home.joemonk.co.uk:2222/joe/gitops.git --branch main --path=clusters/kairos

DNS

We need to point a dns server to the server so we can access things via hostname rather than needing complex routing.

In OPNSense

Make sure Services > UnboundDNS is active and working
In overrides, add the host as *, domain as k3s and value as the ip address of the server

You should be able to access http://traefik.k3s:9000/dashboard#/ (at the time of writing, looking to route this properly)

Grafana

Grab the admin user password from the monitoring-grafana secret