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📦 New BitFlip containerized and ready for consumption.
📻 Ep. 16 — Episode 16: Packing the Homelab
Alex announces his move back to England and how Hermes and Obsidian is helping him to inventory his house and Home Assistant proposes making HACS a first-party thing.
#bitflipshow #HomeAssistant #Hacs #HermesAgent #Obsidian #Inventory #Homebox #Homelab #MovingAbroad #PowerConsumption #SelfHosting
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📦 New BitFlip containerized and ready for consumption.
📻 Ep. 16 — Episode 16: Packing the Homelab
Alex announces his move back to England and how Hermes and Obsidian is helping him to inventory his house and Home Assistant proposes making HACS a first-party thing.
#bitflipshow #HomeAssistant #Hacs #HermesAgent #Obsidian #Inventory #Homebox #Homelab #MovingAbroad #PowerConsumption #SelfHosting
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📦 New BitFlip containerized and ready for consumption.
📻 Ep. 16 — Episode 16: Packing the Homelab
Alex announces his move back to England and how Hermes and Obsidian is helping him to inventory his house and Home Assistant proposes making HACS a first-party thing.
#bitflipshow #HomeAssistant #Hacs #HermesAgent #Obsidian #Inventory #Homebox #Homelab #MovingAbroad #PowerConsumption #SelfHosting
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📦 New BitFlip containerized and ready for consumption.
📻 Ep. 16 — Episode 16: Packing the Homelab
Alex announces his move back to England and how Hermes and Obsidian is helping him to inventory his house and Home Assistant proposes making HACS a first-party thing.
#bitflipshow #HomeAssistant #Hacs #HermesAgent #Obsidian #Inventory #Homebox #Homelab #MovingAbroad #PowerConsumption #SelfHosting
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AdGuard Home finally reached 1.0, at least as a beta, and I could not wait. Switched the Docker tag from latest to beta, backed up the config first, and it came up without complaints.
Everything in the UI is rebuilt. The dashboard is cleaner, the settings finally make sense, and the query log got proper sorting and filtering. They also say the new frontend is much lighter, which matches what I see.
Over the last 7 days my network made almost 220 thousand DNS queries, and 30% of them were ads that never reached my devices. One single device is responsible for more than half of all the queries, and now I really want to know which one.
One thing to keep in mind is that they switched to flexible versioning, so even minor releases can break things. Back up before you update!
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AdGuard Home finally reached 1.0, at least as a beta, and I could not wait. Switched the Docker tag from latest to beta, backed up the config first, and it came up without complaints.
Everything in the UI is rebuilt. The dashboard is cleaner, the settings finally make sense, and the query log got proper sorting and filtering. They also say the new frontend is much lighter, which matches what I see.
Over the last 7 days my network made almost 220 thousand DNS queries, and 30% of them were ads that never reached my devices. One single device is responsible for more than half of all the queries, and now I really want to know which one.
One thing to keep in mind is that they switched to flexible versioning, so even minor releases can break things. Back up before you update!
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AdGuard Home finally reached 1.0, at least as a beta, and I could not wait. Switched the Docker tag from latest to beta, backed up the config first, and it came up without complaints.
Everything in the UI is rebuilt. The dashboard is cleaner, the settings finally make sense, and the query log got proper sorting and filtering. They also say the new frontend is much lighter, which matches what I see.
Over the last 7 days my network made almost 220 thousand DNS queries, and 30% of them were ads that never reached my devices. One single device is responsible for more than half of all the queries, and now I really want to know which one.
One thing to keep in mind is that they switched to flexible versioning, so even minor releases can break things. Back up before you update!
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I could not resist grabbing this sucker for $400 bucks. I feel like I stole it. So I guess with 80 PCIe 3 lanes (4 full length slots) and I can stuff 512GB of DDR3 in (16 DIMM slots!), I could load 4x GPUs in there.
So, which ones? Me thinks 4x Tesla P100 16GB GPUs are being bidded on now.
-2x Intel Xeon E5-2620 V2 Processor
-64 GB DDR3 (I will make it 128 methinks)
-ASUS Motherboard: Z9PE-D16
-1100w Power Supply
-ASUS Blu-Ray MDISC BurnerMight end up selling my 2080 ti LLM server if this can crank out serious tokens per second with a big arse LLM
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I could not resist grabbing this sucker for $400 bucks. I feel like I stole it. So I guess with 80 PCIe 3 lanes (4 full length slots) and I can stuff 512GB of DDR3 in (16 DIMM slots!), I could load 4x GPUs in there.
So, which ones? Me thinks 4x Tesla P100 16GB GPUs are being bidded on now.
-2x Intel Xeon E5-2620 V2 Processor
-64 GB DDR3 (I will make it 128 methinks)
-ASUS Motherboard: Z9PE-D16
-1100w Power Supply
-ASUS Blu-Ray MDISC BurnerMight end up selling my 2080 ti LLM server if this can crank out serious tokens per second with a big arse LLM
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I could not resist grabbing this sucker for $400 bucks. I feel like I stole it. So I guess with 80 PCIe 3 lanes (4 full length slots) and I can stuff 512GB of DDR3 in (16 DIMM slots!), I could load 4x GPUs in there.
So, which ones? Me thinks 4x Tesla P100 16GB GPUs are being bidded on now.
-2x Intel Xeon E5-2620 V2 Processor
-64 GB DDR3 (I will make it 128 methinks)
-ASUS Motherboard: Z9PE-D16
-1100w Power Supply
-ASUS Blu-Ray MDISC BurnerMight end up selling my 2080 ti LLM server if this can crank out serious tokens per second with a big arse LLM
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I could not resist grabbing this sucker for $400 bucks. I feel like I stole it. So I guess with 80 PCIe 3 lanes (4 full length slots) and I can stuff 512GB of DDR3 in (16 DIMM slots!), I could load 4x GPUs in there.
So, which ones? Me thinks 4x Tesla P100 16GB GPUs are being bidded on now.
-2x Intel Xeon E5-2620 V2 Processor
-64 GB DDR3 (I will make it 128 methinks)
-ASUS Motherboard: Z9PE-D16
-1100w Power Supply
-ASUS Blu-Ray MDISC BurnerMight end up selling my 2080 ti LLM server if this can crank out serious tokens per second with a big arse LLM
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CW: #KI #homelab #LLM #privacy
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CW: #KI #homelab #LLM #privacy
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CW: #KI #homelab #LLM #privacy
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CW: #KI #homelab #LLM #privacy
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What made you want to build your homelab?
I’ll go 1st.
When I started my current role about two years ago, I was thrown straight into managing Kubernetes clusters. I quickly realized how much I DIDN’T know. Within a week of starting, I bought a Beelink mini PC, learned how to build a cluster with kubeadm, and started my homelab journey so I could learn by building, breaking, and fixing things myself.
#DevOps #k8s #learnk8s #cncf #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfDevOps #kubernetes #technology #homelab
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What made you want to build your homelab?
I’ll go 1st.
When I started my current role about two years ago, I was thrown straight into managing Kubernetes clusters. I quickly realized how much I DIDN’T know. Within a week of starting, I bought a Beelink mini PC, learned how to build a cluster with kubeadm, and started my homelab journey so I could learn by building, breaking, and fixing things myself.
#DevOps #k8s #learnk8s #cncf #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfDevOps #kubernetes #technology #homelab
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What made you want to build your homelab?
I’ll go 1st.
When I started my current role about two years ago, I was thrown straight into managing Kubernetes clusters. I quickly realized how much I DIDN’T know. Within a week of starting, I bought a Beelink mini PC, learned how to build a cluster with kubeadm, and started my homelab journey so I could learn by building, breaking, and fixing things myself.
#DevOps #k8s #learnk8s #cncf #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfDevOps #kubernetes #technology #homelab
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What made you want to build your homelab?
I’ll go 1st.
When I started my current role about two years ago, I was thrown straight into managing Kubernetes clusters. I quickly realized how much I DIDN’T know. Within a week of starting, I bought a Beelink mini PC, learned how to build a cluster with kubeadm, and started my homelab journey so I could learn by building, breaking, and fixing things myself.
#DevOps #k8s #learnk8s #cncf #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfDevOps #kubernetes #technology #homelab
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Document that process, error, or whatever while it’s fresh. The longer you wait, the less likely you are to ever do it.
#DevOps #k8s #learnk8s #cncf #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfDevOps #kubernetes #technology #homelab
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Document that process, error, or whatever while it’s fresh. The longer you wait, the less likely you are to ever do it.
#DevOps #k8s #learnk8s #cncf #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfDevOps #kubernetes #technology #homelab
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Document that process, error, or whatever while it’s fresh. The longer you wait, the less likely you are to ever do it.
#DevOps #k8s #learnk8s #cncf #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfDevOps #kubernetes #technology #homelab
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Document that process, error, or whatever while it’s fresh. The longer you wait, the less likely you are to ever do it.
#DevOps #k8s #learnk8s #cncf #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfDevOps #kubernetes #technology #homelab
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Dockhand has support for external secret providers 😍
#DevOps #k8s #learnk8s #cncf #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfDevOps #kubernetes #technology #homelab
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Dockhand has support for external secret providers 😍
#DevOps #k8s #learnk8s #cncf #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfDevOps #kubernetes #technology #homelab
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Dockhand has support for external secret providers 😍
#DevOps #k8s #learnk8s #cncf #100DaysOfCode #100DaysOfDevOps #kubernetes #technology #homelab
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What's the biggest gap between what you want your homelab to be and what it actually is right now? #selfhosting #homelab
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What's the biggest gap between what you want your homelab to be and what it actually is right now? #selfhosting #homelab
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What's the biggest gap between what you want your homelab to be and what it actually is right now? #selfhosting #homelab
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What's the biggest gap between what you want your homelab to be and what it actually is right now? #selfhosting #homelab
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Refreshed 12-bay all-in-one enterprise solution for central data management, backup, and surveillance. Here is the new #Synology RS3626xs
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Refreshed 12-bay all-in-one enterprise solution for central data management, backup, and surveillance. Here is the new #Synology RS3626xs
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Refreshed 12-bay all-in-one enterprise solution for central data management, backup, and surveillance. Here is the new #Synology RS3626xs
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Refreshed 12-bay all-in-one enterprise solution for central data management, backup, and surveillance. Here is the new #Synology RS3626xs
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Migrated my homelab server from Debian to NixOS, with an AI agent doing most of the heavy lifting. 🧵
The agent first built an inventory of everything that needed to be installed, migrated and backed up. Once the plan was in place, it took a btrfs snapshot onto my external RAID, then installed NixOS remotely over SSH using kexec + nixos-anywhere.
#NixOS #Homelab #SelfHosting #Debian #Linux #AI #LLM
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Migrated my homelab server from Debian to NixOS, with an AI agent doing most of the heavy lifting. 🧵
The agent first built an inventory of everything that needed to be installed, migrated and backed up. Once the plan was in place, it took a btrfs snapshot onto my external RAID, then installed NixOS remotely over SSH using kexec + nixos-anywhere.
#NixOS #Homelab #SelfHosting #Debian #Linux #AI #LLM
1/3
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Migrated my homelab server from Debian to NixOS, with an AI agent doing most of the heavy lifting. 🧵
The agent first built an inventory of everything that needed to be installed, migrated and backed up. Once the plan was in place, it took a btrfs snapshot onto my external RAID, then installed NixOS remotely over SSH using kexec + nixos-anywhere.
#NixOS #Homelab #SelfHosting #Debian #Linux #AI #LLM
1/3
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Migrated my homelab server from Debian to NixOS, with an AI agent doing most of the heavy lifting. 🧵
The agent first built an inventory of everything that needed to be installed, migrated and backed up. Once the plan was in place, it took a btrfs snapshot onto my external RAID, then installed NixOS remotely over SSH using kexec + nixos-anywhere.
#NixOS #Homelab #SelfHosting #Debian #Linux #AI #LLM
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Home Assistant auf podman läuft jetzt.
Wenn auch erstmal (für die Einrichtung) im privileged Mode mit sudo. Da flashen sich Geräte einfach leichter.
Irgendwann schreibe ich dafür noch ein Quadlet und führe es mit den minimalen Rechten aus.
Die Thermometer zu koppeln war kein Problem.
Die App um die Sonoff-Geräte zu koppeln (eweLink) ist ja mal richtiger Müll, aber hat funktioniert.
Richte gerade noch die Smartplugs für Zwift und die Steckerliste für Fernseher und Roku Soundbar ein, bevor ich gleich zwei Stunden trainiere.
Dann hab ich auch eine Ahnung, wieviel Strom das insgesamt ist.
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Home Assistant auf podman läuft jetzt.
Wenn auch erstmal (für die Einrichtung) im privileged Mode mit sudo. Da flashen sich Geräte einfach leichter.
Irgendwann schreibe ich dafür noch ein Quadlet und führe es mit den minimalen Rechten aus.
Die Thermometer zu koppeln war kein Problem.
Die App um die Sonoff-Geräte zu koppeln (eweLink) ist ja mal richtiger Müll, aber hat funktioniert.
Richte gerade noch die Smartplugs für Zwift und die Steckerliste für Fernseher und Roku Soundbar ein, bevor ich gleich zwei Stunden trainiere.
Dann hab ich auch eine Ahnung, wieviel Strom das insgesamt ist.
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Home Assistant auf podman läuft jetzt.
Wenn auch erstmal (für die Einrichtung) im privileged Mode mit sudo. Da flashen sich Geräte einfach leichter.
Irgendwann schreibe ich dafür noch ein Quadlet und führe es mit den minimalen Rechten aus.
Die Thermometer zu koppeln war kein Problem.
Die App um die Sonoff-Geräte zu koppeln (eweLink) ist ja mal richtiger Müll, aber hat funktioniert.
Richte gerade noch die Smartplugs für Zwift und die Steckerliste für Fernseher und Roku Soundbar ein, bevor ich gleich zwei Stunden trainiere.
Dann hab ich auch eine Ahnung, wieviel Strom das insgesamt ist.
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Kleine Planänderung im Selfhosting-Keller. 😄
Eigentlich sollte meine Friendica-Instanz als Nächstes vom VPS auf einen Rootserver umziehen. Nach den aktuellen Preiserhöhungen habe ich das Projekt aber erstmal eingefroren.
Der VPS läuft stabil, Friendica macht was es soll – also gibt es gerade keinen guten Grund, nur fürs schönere Server-Regal unnötig mehr Geld zu verbrennen. 😅
Heißt im Umkehrschluss:
Ein Projekt weniger auf der Liste und wieder etwas mehr Zeit für anderen Nerdkram. :smile:Mal schauen, was als Nächstes eskaliert.
