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To take the apps I ran on my old Dell Optiplex 780 and make them multi-architure containers to run on Kuberneetes.

Starting with a Raspberry Pi 4 4gb with Ranchers K3S, a Rasperry PI 3 as a MYSql service and testing as an NFS service for helm charts that typically call for PVC's.

On the PI3 

enable nfs and make the exports (MUST IMPROVE THE NSF MOUNT OPTIONS)

/mnt/nfs/kubedata  *(rw,sync,no_subtree_check,no_root_squash,no_all_squash,insecure)
/mnt/nfs/pvdata/{app}  *(rw,sync,no_subtree_check,no_root_squash,no_all_squash,insecure

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trying to gather all the steps here...in progress.

Each VPN will have it's own VLAN.
Each VPN client will be the internet gateway for it's VLAN.

A task is then to place clients on the VLAN.
One way is to have a new WIFI SID that is placed on the specific VLAN.
Clients connect to the WIFI SID and then have the VPN as their gateway.
Wired clients would need to have a switch port on the vlan, or if you have control of the client, you could be creative with adding a vlan interface and setting the default route over the vlan interface.
All the Linux Policy happens in the VPN up script.

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AUTH0 attempt

login with google email address.

Domain: dev-1234567890.eu.auth0.com

Again create an App has a placeholder only.

In the App Details…
Allowed callback URLs: