u/DaanDw5

Hey all!

I've been working on Argo-Trivy-Insights, an Argo CD UI extension that brings your Trivy security data right into the Argo CD interface. No more tab-switching between tools.

What it does:

• Per-Application View: a dedicated "Trivy Insights" tab on each Application Details page showing Trivy scan results for the whole Argo CD Application.
• Cluster-Wide Dashboard: aggregate Trivy scan results across all your applications from the sidebar
• Scan Reports: covers Vulnerabilities, Exposed Secrets, Configuration Audit, RBAC Assessment, SBOM, and Cluster Compliance Reports, plus an overview pulling it all together
• Deeplinks & Exports: share findings via link, export as CSV, or get your SBOM in CycloneDX JSON format

https://preview.redd.it/qdi2h0i3zcjh1.png?width=1747&format=png&auto=webp&s=f4b3185ad1b1b92de04d88c6f7174c257bb7aae5

It's still early development and I'd love to get some real-world testers and feedback. If you're running Trivy in your cluster and want to give it a spin, check it out here.

Dear homelab community, I recently did a pretty good deal on 3 mini pc’s. I have 2 HP Prodesk 400 G4’s (16GB Ram & I5 7500T & 128GB NVME in each) and a Lenovo ThinkCentre M910q (8GB Ram & I5 7500T & 128GB NVME).
Now this is the perfect opportunity to start homelabbing I think.

I already have some pretty good kubernetes experience from my day to day job, but it’s only with Azure and AWS equivalents. So I’d like to try and set one up at home. This way I can hone in my skills but also play with stuff I can’t do at my job.
Thing is, some people recommend setting up proxmox and than running a kubernetes cluster inside that witch seems like an ok approach essentially for backups and easily adding new nodes etc.

Now I want to ask you guys’ opinions, does it sound like an okay approach or would you recommend just kubernetes or just proxmox?
And for the people that run kubernetes on proxmox vm’s; do you create 1 big VM with all the resources acting as 1 node or do you split your pc into 2 or more vm’s acting as nodes and why?

For context, idk if it matters but I’d like to actually setup the ARR stack, with pi-hole/adguard, authentik but I’d like to do it with ArgoCD and play with some features of ArgoCD I haven’t played with yet. Seems like a pretty OP/overkill setup for this purpose but it gives me flexibility to do whatever I want and I like that.

Thank you guys in advance, hope you all have a wonderful day :)