I have been exploring options to host a few applications in my homelab setup. I currently have a Raspberry Pi that's connected as a travel router to my ISP router. For the past few days, I have been reading

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For the past week, I have been keenly working on setting up my home lab. I got this inspiration suddenly after seeing the Raspberry Pi that was sitting idle on my shelf. I was thinking, why not put it

Hi All, This post is purely to document my setup and configurations to create, manage, update setup my home lab setting across multiple machines. This is not any guide nor explanation for the reasoning.

Follow along as I walk through what local AI I am running on my Desktop Gaming PC and what software is used for what.

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Building a computer home server/lab

People who are technically sound and interested in maintaining their servers typically opt for self-hosting the applications they need, as well as storing their data locally. This is a new trend that is

Learn how to set up your own private, local LLM extremely fast, free, and without sending data to the cloud.

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A walkthrough of the roadmap towarda the home lab (and L2 POC setup) that I hope to realize over the next two years.

About my homelab impulse buy. An NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Super, that I bought instead of a GPU/AI-accelerator.

Considerations on what fibre internet provider to pick and what aditional services to keep my servers internet accesible

I'm about to buy and configure a first (of 3) homelab nodes. Basic idea, short and long term and I'm looking for input

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Join me on a journey through my homelab, where I've created a self-hosted tech haven right at home.

Over the last few weeks I have been working on the networking setup that is much more reliable (with added security) for a homelab hosting Hive nodes. OPNSense Router It feels like it's a bit late to replace

This is the first blog post in this series about setting up my homelab as a selfhosted hub for my Web2.0 activity, including selfhosting software to replace Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, and Microsoft