computing server located in a private residence providing services to other devices inside or outside the household through a home network or the Internet
2026-06-26 · I don't maintain my homelab... it maintains itself. It's true. I don't maintain my homelab… it maintains itself. Have I reached nirvana? Is this the ultimate goal of homelabbers? It see
For the past many years I have used various notification methods in my projects.
I used to write periodic homelab update posts but they’d go stale almost immediately. So instead, I’m just going to keep this page current. It’s the state of things as of the last updated date at the
Matt is back in the driver’s seat, and it feels like coming home to a homelab with a few extra blinking lights. In this episode of Linux Out Loud, he, Wendy, and Nate catch up on VDO.Ninja recording e
In this spring‑cleaned episode of Linux Out Loud, Wendy, Bill, and Nate dust off their homelabs and see just how far Linux can push “retired” hardware. Bill talks about guiding a Linux‑first startup,
So, it’s been a while and I have made some progress worth sharing! After keeping an eye on the auction sites for a while I ended up pulling the plug and buying 2 12TB Seagate Ironwolf drives for my NA
I’ve been tinkering with this for a few months now—migrating the containers I run on my servers to Kubernetes and building a control UI along the way. The goal is to make it possible to perform from t
Aims Today’s goal was to deploy Gitea on my K3s cluster, ensuring that: It used persistent storage via my NAS. It was accessible externally through Traefik. It could eventually replace GitHub for my
