#home-lab — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #home-lab, aggregated by home.social.
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RE: https://lile.cl/@carloshr/112861159767708027
Por estos días he estado juntando cosillas para hacer un upgrade casi total de mi proyecto de homelab/NAS. Se vienen cositas...
Atento ñoños/frikis/geeks del fediverso. -
Netbird is showing some new showstoppers. It's very easy to publish a service from internal network. Netbird uses internally Traefik for reverse proxy, and it all gets configured automatically - certificates and all.
But there is downside: there are no usual options available for reverse proxy customization like URL rewrite, response rewrite, caching etc. I can do a little bit of tweaking with docker labels, but it's already an uphill battle. I can apparently replace the whole reverse proxy with e.g. nginx, but then i lose all the automation from Netbird+Traefik.
Netbird should also be able to do TCP/UDP port forwarding. But after defining one, it doesn't work. When checking the reverse proxy machine, i see nothing listening that port nor anything in iptables.
I have some management tools using http internally, which i hoped to be able to wrap into https. They have links to e.g. consoles. These are typically like http://ip:port, and auto-generated from e.g. container definitions. Netbird can rewrite the address of the tool itself, but not these links to other services.
I think i'll look some alternatives. I have one service which absolutely needs cache at the edge, and few others using TCP/UDP port forwarding.
#homelab #vpn #netbird #zerotrust #security #opensource #selfhosting -
Home cybersec lab? ZimaBoard makes it real. Fanless x86 server at 6W — run Docker, NAS, Proxmox, VPN 24/7. Silent. No throttling. $15 off with code VALTERSIT. #ZimaBoard #HomeLab #Docker #Cybersecurity
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Ok, geeked again now that some Aliexpress parts arrived.
Have added a 10Gb SFP in the Lenovo P330 that's my Ubuntu Server Homelab. It was easier to go straight to SPF using a PCIe riser card; then mess around with 2.5Gb ethernet in this device. The fact my office switch had a 10Gb SFP port unused... it made me say why not :)
Now to have fun learning and documenting using a Bonding interface, to make the SFP primary, with the ethernet as backup.
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Nextcloud just locked down two major European security certifications from ANSSI and BSI, plus a reference DPIA. Big wins for public sector and regulated industry deployments. #selfhosted #homelab
https://nextcloud.com/blog/anssi-cspn-bsi-it-grundschutz-certifications/
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Remembering that Ubiquiti set some bloody stupid password rules for the new version of the EdgeRouter-X firmware.
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Copyparty v1.20.21 brings custom thumbnail extractors, SVG lightbox support, WOPI access controls, and fixes a critical FTP upload vulnerability. A solid file server keeps getting better #selfhosted #homelab
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I'm looking at #HDMI stuff again #HomeLab. It's still annoying to find anything reasonably priced.
What I'd want:
* 4 inputs
* 2 outputs
* switches also USB
* Web-UI or RS232
* 8k60 (4:2:0), 4k120 (4:4:4)
* HDCP ≥ 2.2
* Price < 200 Euro
* 1 device
* low/no latencyBest I can find: PT-SW-HD41USB with 4 inputs but only 1 output for 416 Euro
+ 4 individual 1x2 splitter around 80 Euro each.
+ PT-SW-HD41MV 4x1 18G Multi-View Switcher 599 Euro (the one with also USB is cheaper for some reason?!?) -
neue erkenntnis zu #qwen3.8 - you want xhigh thinking when coding!
echt, ich habs gestern mal auf medium gestellt und man musste das teil zu jedem edit prügeln und permanent eingreifen ey 😔
es hat nix auf die reihe gekriegt wenn man den code nicht quasi direkt selbst in den prompt geschrieben hat 😂
#KI #homelab #coding -
Traefik v2.11.55 is out with another maintenance update for the 2.11 branch. If you're running this version in your stack, time to pull the latest patch. #selfhosted #homelab
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My homelab's real bottleneck has never been CPU or storage. It's how much noise, heat, and power draw the people I live with will quietly put up with.
I've made hardware choices based on which shelf sits far enough from the bedroom. Quieter fans won out over faster ones. The rack lives where it lives because that corner is the one that never drew a complaint.
You can spec the perfect setup on paper. It still has to pass the person who has to live next to it.
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New IT Guy Show: my colocated R720 sounds like a jet engine and Dell wants $1000 just to unlock IPMI. So I had Zack Perry of 45HomeLab spec my replacement, down to the CPU, the HBA, and how loud it is from three feet.
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I should have done this sooner, but I finally have my off-site backup for my #HomeLab going. It's still on its initial run (lots of data...) and so I can't be sure all is working as intended, but I'm optimistic. I used Claude quite a bit to help me set everything up -- which was medium helpful. I'm glad I had done some reading beforehand to help me figure out when the suggestions by Claude did and didn't make sense.
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My fellow homelabbers and selfhosters, do you have a scheduled time where your home server(s) is turned off?
For example I do have mine to shutdown during the night and switch on back at the morning.
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I did try to figure out how to get Synology’s built in failover working, but it apparently only works when a cable is disconnected, not when one port loses internet connectivity #homelab
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Another totally unnecessary #homelab purchase made ! Just ordered a Qnap QHora-301W to handle automatic failovers for my internet.
The joys of being single with no one to care about what you spend your money on.
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Recently added a 1TB SSD to my #UGREEN #NAS, and the difference is noticeable, containers feel much faster and more responsive now.
I'm running container/app data from the SSD while keeping bulk data and media on the HDDs.
Nice little #homelab upgrade.
#SoftwareEngineering