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title: "Deploying Vikunja on a Raspberry Pi k3s Cluster with FluxCD and Cloudflare Tunnels"
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date: 2026-03-14
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description: "GitOps on a Raspberry Pi k3s cluster with FluxCD, and my second app: Vikunja."
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I have been running a Raspberry Pi 4 as a single-node k3s cluster managed entirely with FluxCD and GitOps principles. The idea is simple: if it is not committed to Git, it does not exist on the cluster. No manual kubectl apply for workloads, no configuration drift, just Git as the source of truth.
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