Homelab & Infra

“100% uptime or your money back”

My homelab exists as a way to learn networking & administration fundamentals, and experiment with new technologies & applications, in an environment where it doesn’t matter so much if things aren’t perfect. It consists of both enterprise-grade industry-standard equipment, as well as repurposed consumer devices.

Primarily, the goal is to learn and get hands-on experience with things, for both fun and professional development. Of course, many of the things hosted are actually useful to myself and those who use them!

This wiki exists to document the services, services, configuration, and etc. It acts as both a showcase for you to browse, and useful documentation for me!

If you would like to learn more about being your own sysadmin, the r/homelab subreddit has some excellent resources. Have fun, and please get in touch if you have any questions or suggestions :)

List of physical hardware, and information about their specs, configuration, and the services they provide.

List of servers in the cloud, and the services they provide.

Documentation regarding standard procedures and etc.