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README.md

Nomad Homelab Stacks

This repository contains HashiCorp Nomad job definitions for various services deployed in a homelab environment. It also includes a Gitea Actions workflow for continuous deployment of these stacks.

Repository Structure

The stacks/ directory contains subdirectories for different service categories, with each subdirectory holding one or more Nomad job files (e.g., .nomad). Each stack also has its own README.md for detailed information.

Gitea Actions Deployment Workflow

The .gitea/workflows/deploy.yaml file defines a Gitea Actions workflow to automate the deployment of Nomad jobs from this repository.

Workflow: Deploy to Nomad

  • Trigger: Manually dispatched via workflow_dispatch.
  • Inputs: Requires stack_name (a choice from ai-backend, ai-frontend, newt). This corresponds to the name of the Nomad job file (without the .nomad extension).
  • Jobs:
    • deploy: Runs on ubuntu-latest.
      1. Checkout: Clones the repository.
      2. Install Nomad CLI (Universal): Dynamically detects the architecture (amd64 or arm64), installs unzip and curl, then downloads and installs the Nomad CLI version 1.9.2.
      3. Run Deploy:
        • Sets the NOMAD_ADDR environment variable to http://192.168.1.133:4646.
        • Finds the specified STACK.nomad file within the stacks/ directory (including subfolders).
        • Executes nomad job run <FILE_PATH> to deploy the selected Nomad job.

How to use the Gitea Workflow

  1. Navigate to the "Actions" tab in your Gitea repository.
  2. Select the "Deploy to Nomad" workflow.
  3. Click "Run workflow" and choose the stack_name you wish to deploy (e.g., ai-backend, ai-frontend, or newt).
  4. Confirm the deployment. The workflow will automatically install the Nomad CLI, locate the job file, and deploy it to your configured Nomad server.

This workflow ensures a consistent and automated way to deploy and update services in your homelab environment.

Projects Involved (Overview)

  • HashiCorp Nomad: A workload orchestrator.
  • Gitea Actions: A CI/CD solution integrated with Gitea.
  • Podman: A daemonless container engine (used by most Nomad jobs in this repo).
  • Traefik: An open-source Edge Router (used for some services in this repo).
  • HashiCorp Consul: A service mesh solution (used for service discovery).
  • Ollama: A tool to run large language models locally.
  • Open WebUI: A user-friendly, open-source web interface for LLMs.
  • LobeChat: An open-source, high-performance, extensible LLM chatbot framework.
  • Project Newt: A project for secure and resilient overlay networking.
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