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# Homelab
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A quick guide on setting up new VMs / Servers in the Homelab with proxmox.
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## Pre-Requisites
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1. A tailscale setup, with a preauthkey with a long expiry. This will be baked into the nixos ISO for easy access to new VMs
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# Install Guide
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1. Generate ISO
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This is to be run on the proxmox node.
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```bash
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nix build --refresh "git+https://gitea.ts.yadunut.com/yadunut/homelab.git#generate-iso"
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```
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Copy ISO Over to the VM
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```bash
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cp ./result/iso/nixos-yadunut.iso /var/lib/vz/template/iso
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```
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2. Create virtual machines on proxmox
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This command is to be run on the proxmox Node / via SSH. Follow the guide to setup the VM.
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TODO: This currently only works on falcon, to support other nodes, I need to create new VMs via the API with `pvesh` instead of the `qm` tool.
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```bash
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nix run --refresh --verbose "git+https://gitea.ts.yadunut.com/yadunut/homelab.git.#create-vm"
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```
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Copy the IP address
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3. Use nixos-anywhere to bootstrap virtual machines
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```bash
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nix run ".#bootstrap"`
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```
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# Process to creating a New Machine
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1. Create an ISO and transfer it over to Proxmox if it doesn't already exist
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2. Create the VMs on Proxmox with the `nix run "git+https://gitea.ts.yadunut.com/yadunut/homelab.git#create-vm"` command
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3. Create the machine configuration in `./nixos/machines`
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4. With NixOS anywhere,
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# Problem
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I want to copy the tailscale key over to the newly initialized VMs. I guess the VMs don't need to have tailscale setup on launch of the ISO unless I bake it into the ISO :thinking:
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Wait I could bake it into the ISO.
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It has been baked into the ISO. So now, I can connect to the VM from without being in the same network :)
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Now that I have VMs booted into the ISO, I need to setup the VMs. This would firstly require:
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1. Generating the host keys
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2. Tailscale encrypt with age, and transfer to the VM
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3. Encrypting
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