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The updates went smoothly for the most part, but there was one small hiccup. When I imported the settings and accounts, I was already logged in with my new admin account, but I hadn't input the mail server settings. After I logged out and tried to log back
"Moving into my new house will just take a month, and then I'll be back to posting!" I said to myself, with blind optimism. ... After 3 months, I would say I'm 80% moved in. The stuff I use on a daily basis is all
Now that we have a general understanding of what operating systems we could install on our homelab machine(s), we can start to think about which services we might want to bundle together, which ones we might want to have dedicated resources for, and where we might install them. Virtualization
Before we start diving into details of the homelab, it'll be helpful to establish some fundamentals, including basic information about some commonly used operating systems in a homelab. You won't see all of them in my lab- but they've all played a part at
Curious about self-hosting? Here's a virtual tour of my "homelab" and why/how each component might be useful for you. Let's start off with what might be a big letdown for some: not all of my "homelab" services run on my own
