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# [Five Security Lessons My Homelab Taught Me, and Why Enterprise Teams Should Care](https://chuckworks.hashnode.dev/five-security-lessons?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Running a self-hosted stack at home turned into an unexpectedly rigorous security education. Here are five disciplines the homelab develops naturally, and how they translate to production environments.

Oct 30 · 15 min read · chuckworks.hashnode.dev  
Updated Oct 31  
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## Written by

[Charles Smith](https://hashnode.com/@smith8ca)

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As an Enterprise Architect and software engineer, I lead the design and implementation of cloud-based solutions that enable the digital transformation and modernization of the enterprise. With over 15 years of experience in information technology, I have a strong background in AWS cloud architecture, systems engineering, information security, automation, networking, and generative AI.

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