Bill Clarkbrav0charlie.hashnode.net·Oct 8, 2022AdGuard Home in DockerIntroduction A week or two ago, I had seen a reference to AdGuard Home as an alternative to Pi-Hole somewhere. I don't recall exactly where; I instantly opened a new tab Google tab to search for it and quickly lost track of the source. AdGuard Home d...Discuss·10 likes·1.0K readsadguardhome
Avinash Dharanavinashdharan.hashnode.net·Nov 5, 2022Why do you need a homelabWhy do you even need a homelab I strongly believe that tech and IT is more about doing stuff. There is so much fun in tinkering around with systems and setting up things from scratch. You kind of get the mastery from breaking and building stuff, w...Discuss·1 like·50 readsHomelab
Neenee.hashnode.net·Feb 1, 2022Planning my HomelabMy time has finally come. After all those years of wanting a personal home lab setup which doesn't run on Pi4, I finally got my hands on a Dell PowerEdge R710 and some other Cisco gear. Hardware & Specifications Router Nokia Beacon Cisco 1941 Series...DiscussHomelab
Brian Kingsolodevnz.hashnode.net·Apr 18, 2023LXD on my Homelab.Requirements. This lab uses the following equipment: The homelab NUC* system running Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, The Snap package management system, An empty storage partition, and The LXD installation package. NOTE: NUC* stands for Next Unit of Computi...Discuss·40 readsThe Homelab SeriesHomelab
Brian Kingsolodevnz.hashnode.net·Apr 18, 2023My First Homelab: A Brief Introduction.Requirements. This lab uses the following equipment: The homelab NUC* system that runs Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. NOTE: NUC* stands for Next Unit of Computing which is nothing more than a compact, small form factor computer. An Introduction to this Series...DiscussThe Homelab SeriesHomelab
Ben Cuan64bitpandas.hashnode.net·Apr 9, 2023TurtleNet 3: ZeroTier and Private NetworkingBefore we can properly offer services on our VMs, we'll need to make sure they are accessible over the Internet! However, simply exposing the entire server to the Internet (via portforwarding or otherwise) is extremely dangerous, since it allows anyo...DiscussTurtleNetHomelab
Ben Cuan64bitpandas.hashnode.net·Mar 29, 2023TurtleNet 2.5: GPU Passthrough with ProxmoxIntroduction This section is optional, and provides additional context in the case that you would like to attach a GPU to your VM. This can be useful for a variety of tasks, such as setting up a cloud gaming server (which we'll do now) or performing ...Discuss·29 readsTurtleNetself-hosted
Ben Cuan64bitpandas.hashnode.net·Mar 29, 2023TurtleNet 2: Getting Started with ProxmoxPrerequisites If you haven't read Part 1 yet, go do that now! At this point in the series, my hope is that you now have a very high-level sense of what you might want to achieve with your homelab, and are generally aware of the steps you'll be taking...DiscussTurtleNetHomelab
Bianchibianchidotdev.hashnode.net·Mar 27, 2023Home Cloud Setup (NextCloud, Plex, and Traefik) Part 1What this is A simple, repeatable setup for a private cloud anyone can set up and start down their journey toward privacy. This setup goes through the installation of the following: NextCloud Plex Auto HTTPS via Traefik Simple Networking Source...DiscussHomelab
Dan Monceaud4nm0n.hashnode.net·Mar 1, 2023Creating Your Own HomeLab: The Benefits of Self-HostingTable of Contents Introduction Security: How Self-Hosting Can Protect Your Data Customization: How to Create a HomeLab that Fits Your Specific Needs Cost Savings: How Self-Hosting Can Be More Economical Than Online Services Performance: How Self...Discusscustomization
Ben Cuan64bitpandas.hashnode.net·Jan 23, 2023TurtleNet 1.5: PC Part Picking for small homelabsThis article is optional, and only concerns those who want to build a new server using consumer hardware. If you already have an old computer/Raspberry Pi, or are using a VPS, feel free to skip this article. Introduction This section is intended for...Discuss·47 readsTurtleNethardware
Ben Cuan64bitpandas.hashnode.net·Jan 23, 2023TurtleNet 1: Setup, and The Big PictureEnough with the intro fluff- let's jump right into it! Here's the architecture diagram from the last article. I'll walk through what each part means, and how it'll correspond to stuff we have to set up. (Click here for a bigger version!) The purpos...Discuss·55 readsTurtleNetHomelab
artemis tackmunkycool.hashnode.net·Jan 14, 2023Installing RHEL on my home serverFor reference, my one and only server (which I love very much and is named Judy) is a Dell PowerEdge r710. A few years ago, I "won" a server during a summer internship at DeltaV, and had to decide what OS to put on it. I knew that I wanted to install...Discuss·55 readsLinux
