Andre Wongblog.wongandre.com·Nov 18, 2024Creating my own storage serverBackground I have been using Google Cloud to store my data such as photos, documents, and emails. I paid about $3 a month for the 100GB plan and recently it is about 80% full. This prompted me to look for another solution: self-hosting a file server...DiscussHomelab
Cadence Agyireykubedoll.hashnode.dev·Nov 15, 2024Bring the Cloud Home, Part 1: Automating bare-metal k3s with Ubuntu AutoinstallerIn the last blog, I provided a high-level overview of the motivations behind the Bring the Cloud Home series and our our design for a Kubernetes cluster at home that uses Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) best practices to make the process automatic...Discusssubiquity
ze coutoprotocol-udp.hashnode.dev·Nov 12, 2024Simple and Easy Elastic SIEM LabIn this guide, I'll show you how to set up a home lab for Elastic Stack Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) using the Elastic web portal and a Kali Linux virtual machine (VM). You'll also learn how to create security events on the Kali V...Discuss·50 reads#cybersecurity
Vincemrdvince.hashnode.dev·Nov 9, 2024Buildlog Genesis - Single Control Plane Kubernetes HomelabOriginally posted from my blog: https://mrdvince.me/posts/build-log-genesis-single-control-plane-kubernetes-homelab/ So I decided to build a Kubernetes cluster at home. Sure, I could say it's mainly for self-hosting + probably ML (I will need to add...DiscussKubernetes
Michael Raymond (mray)michaelraymond.dev·Nov 3, 2024I turned my old macbook into a linux server because why not 🍎🐧Alrighty, so just like those stupid recipe sites, I’ll first write up 5 pages telling you a long unnecessary story about my first experience with Linux. I’ll then explain how what you’re referring to as “Linux”, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve rece...DiscussLinux
Akash Rajvanshihacstac.hashnode.dev·Nov 2, 2024🚀 Day 112/200 🚀Read and tested outbound WireGuard VPN on virtualized Pfsense. Created a firewall with both WAN and VPN gateways to toggle connections between WAN and VPN. Also set up static routes for the surrounding Pfsense box.Also this time, a one-way static rou...Discuss#365DaysOfDevOpsproxmox
Akash Rajvanshihacstac.hashnode.dev·Nov 2, 2024🚀 Day 111/200 🚀Set up static routes between pfSense and Netgear router to access services from another network. Also configured an ARC loader to run Xpenology on a Proxmox server. #Proxmox #DevOps #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfDevOps #Homelab #NASDiscuss#365DaysOfDevOpsproxmox
Akash Rajvanshihacstac.hashnode.dev·Oct 18, 2024🚀 Day 108/200 🚀Took another mock test yesterday. Focused on reading questions carefully and patiently. Scored 76%! The plan is to clear as many concepts as possible before booking the exam. Also set up a UPS on Unraid. #Azure #DevOps #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfDevO...Discuss#365DaysOfDevOpsAzure
Akash Rajvanshihacstac.hashnode.dev·Oct 18, 2024🚀 Day 105/200 🚀Yesterday, I worked on practice questions for Azure services and reviewed various case studies. I also synced directories from Unraid to TrueNAS using rsync. However, I noticed a size difference between the source and destination, even though the tot...Discuss#365DaysOfDevOpsAzure
Akash Rajvanshihacstac.hashnode.dev·Oct 18, 2024🚀 Day 104/200 🚀Moved backups from Unraid to the new TrueNAS VM. Added Immich + PostgreSQL to homelab apps. Made some silly mistakes in the Azure 104 mock test and only got 28 questions right. Lesson learned: Azure services and scenario-based questions take time to ...Discuss#365DaysOfDevOpsAzure
