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What’s everyone running in their homelab? I’m just getting started with mine, but here’s what I have so far:
I’ve got a M1 Mac Mini I’m looking to throw Asahi on as a more power Linux server.
2023-06-15 · 1 day ago · 👍 Ruby_Witch
Hi Alex, your homelab sounds neat, very network and security focused.
I'm mostly interested in power-efficient computing so the two primary machines in my lab are:
I'd love to hear how the M1 Mac Mini running Asahi works out, as the M1 chips are super efficient. I've been following Asahi Lina's work on the GPU drivers and it's been really fascinating to watch her (re)building it all from scratch!
@Ruby_Witch Love the focus on low power usage! Definitely something I want to improve at. Will definitely post when I get the M1 setup, it's such a powerful little machine.
Three cheap Dells running a 22T (85% full) Ceph cluster on NixOs with Calibre, Plex, Sonarr, Radarr, and Bazarr scattered between the three.
Pi-Hole on a Pi 4.
That's about it. Most of my other services are running on NixOs boxes in DreamHost.
Next projects are: put in a back plane for the Ceph cluster, get Home Assistant working, get some Raspberry Pis or computers for a NVMe metadata cluster, build a proper server rack.
18 hours ago
@dmoonfire I used to have Sonarr and Radarr setup a while back, it was amazing, maybe I’ll look into that again.
A server rack is high on my list, well actually a building out a full server room first. Have plenty of room in the unfinished part of the basement to frame one out.
8 hours ago
I don't know what half those words mean, congrats you are a true IT nerd and your plaque is coming in the mail 😜
7 hours ago
I have a single homebuilt "server" running Rocky Linux, with an eight-core AMD Ryzen 7, 64 GB DDR4 memory, and two 1 TB storage drives. I use KVM and QEMU to deploy VMs--I don't know enough about containers yet to feel comfortable running them as production machines.
2 hours ago