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### [tailscale](https://tailscale.com/kb/1236/kubernetes-operator)

For "internal" services that I was reachable while I am out and about, I use the tailscale operator to connect services to my tailnet.
For "internal" services that I want reachable while I am out and about, I use the tailscale operator to connect services to my tailnet.

This is done simply by adding a few annotations:

```
tailscale.com/expose: "true"
tailscale.com/hostname: "example"
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If an application needs a database, I run the cnpg operator to get per-application clusters deployed. CNPG sold me when I saw how easy it was to pass the credentials to an app with automatically created secrets.

For backups, CNPG supports backup and restore from S3 using Barman Object Store. For most cluster I schedule nightly backups, and again have tested recovery both locally and to the cloud.
For backups, CNPG supports backup and restore from S3 using [PGBarman](https://docs.pgbarman.org/release/3.12.1/user_guide/). For most clusters I schedule nightly backups, and again have tested recovery both locally and to the cloud.

## secrets

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