KubeSpan non-k8s host
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Not at the moment, there's no KubeSpan client except for Talos itself. You could try running Talos in a container/pod though, and if you expose the Wireguard port outside correctly, and tell Talos about it, it should work. |
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Specifically, if you append the following machine configuration document (https://www.talos.dev/v1.9/reference/configuration/network/kubespanendpointsconfig/), Talos in a container would announce that as a KubeSpan Wireguard endpoint. It should point back to the container's KubeSpan port (51820). |
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I am really happy with Talos and KubeSpan so far. However, I have one question that I haven't been able to find an answer to.
I have Node A with a public IP running in the cloud, along with three nodes (B, C, and D) running on bare metal in my homelab behind NAT. I also have Server E, which does not run Talos or Kubernetes, and I would like Node A to be able to communicate with Server E. Is this something that I can achieve using KubeSpan?
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