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homelab-gateway

Dynamically expose Traefik routers to upstream Traefik instances

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This project is intended for use with the Kubernetes Ingress Controller (default in K3S).

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In my homelab there are two networks:

  • main network at 192.168.178.0/24
  • k3s network at 10.10.10.0/24

Within the main network is a Synology NAS and a bare-metal server. Within the k3s network is a K3S cluster with several other services.

All of those services are available within the homelab network using static routing and a .local domain.

Selectively exposing some services on an external domain (e.g. example.dev) turned out to be non-trivial because of the different networks within the homelab.

Solving the problem involves a Traefik instance within the main network which is exposed to the internt. Services in the main network can be easily exposed by providing a dynamic file config to Traefik.

This project provides a dynamic configuration endpoint for Traefik selectively exposing routers from the k3s internal Traefik instance.

Configuration

Have a look in the example/ and pkg/debian/ directories for example configuration.

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MIT

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