Longhorn now sits behind an authentik login on the Gateway instead of nginx basic auth, so the check expects a 302 without following it. Same change for s1 on node001.
ingress-nginx is gone and every app is served by the Envoy Gateway. The certificates were created by cert-manager's ingress-shim and are owned by the Ingresses, so each app now declares its Certificate itself, with the same name, secret and usages, so nothing gets reissued. gateway-shim can't take over because the certificates live in the app namespaces.
immich drops mbg.hensen.io, which has no route, so that one certificate is reissued through the Gateway's HTTP-01 solver.
Also removes the Longhorn test-port redirect URI and updates comments that still described nginx.
First app on the Gateway API: an HTTPS listener for s2.rubenhensen.nl using the existing certificate in the gatus namespace, an HTTPRoute, and a ReferenceGrant for the certificate. Plain HTTP on the Gateway now redirects to HTTPS. The Ingress stays until the switch-over.
ESO 0.16.2 is the one release that serves both v1beta1 and v1. 0.17
stops serving v1beta1, so manifests still on v1beta1 would fail to sync
from the next hop on. For these resources the schemas are name-identical
(conversion strategy None); only the apiVersion changes.
Neither is used any more: the blog moves to a self-written site, and
whishper needs more compute than this setup has. Ghost also ran Node 18,
which won't get the eMudhra root store fix.
Drops both apps, the blog DNS record, Gatus check and node001 tunnel
entry, their ca-bundle namespaces, and the leftover ExternalSecret for the
old hensen.io blog namespace. Final Velero backups keep the data:
ghost-blog-final-202610220955 until 22 October 2027 and
whisper-final-202610220955 until 20 January 2027.
Mount patched-ca-bundle (see ca-bundle/) over /etc/ssl/certs so it stops trusting the compromised eMudhra intermediates (https://emudhra.we-have-a-problem.com).
lingo-api ran PHP 8.1.34 (php:8.1-apache) and was reachable at
https://lingo.rubenhensen.nl/api/. PHP 8.1 is EOL and gets no fix for
CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, so it was exposed to the PHP2Shell
RCE. It is no longer used, so drop it entirely: the app, its Gatus
check, the DNS record and the node001 tunnel entry.
Add ntfy at ntfy2.rubenhensen.nl on the home cluster, pointed straight at
the home IP like s2. s2 now alerts on mail and on s1 through it. The
home services are left to s1, which sees them from outside.
ntfy denies everything except the provisioned user. The user, its
password hash and the Gatus token come from Vault kv/ntfy.
Gatus with sqlite history, checking every public service plus its twin
s1.rubenhensen.nl on Hetzner. Replaces the GitHub-hosted Upptime page.
DNS gets s1 (Hetzner) and s2. s2 points straight at the home IP rather
than through the Hetzner tunnel, so it stays reachable when Hetzner is
down.
gatus/README.md explains how to read the two pages and writes down the
plan for a single self-hosted failover URL (PowerDNS LUA records).
Ruben Hensen