Documentation is out there and readily available. I have k8's in my homelab, a server rack of some modern-ish poweredges, fail over hypervisors, ansible books, etc. Just a single guy, not a team or anything. It's really up to the reader to go do it.

> This autonomy is a superpower for small teams. We detailed the financial side of this journey in How moving from AWS to Bare-Metal saved us $230,000 /yr. The cultural unlock has been even bigger.

This doesn't seem to be aimed at homelab but small teams.

Also, isn't this the promise that k8s had from the beginning... that it would be the one cloud abstraction to rule them all?

> it should show how to do it at the home lab level

I dont need to autoscale my home lab...

I want a better UI/DX/Interface than Kubernetes...

I need to be able to do things "by hand" as well as "automated" at home...

There is a reason that I use Proxmox at home. Because it is a joy to work with for the simple needs of my home lab.

To be fair, even at a small scale something like k3s is usable and not that hard to run.

Pretty much just install talos and you're done. Deploy the services you need after that.