Category: home lab

The article I wrote on Termius seemed to strike a chord with many who use various tools across the home lab. There were many comments for Termius, but also comments…

When you run a home lab long enough, you eventually hit one of those troubleshooting sessions that turns into a full-on detective story. You start out convinced the issue is…

I am always on the lookout for the next tool that makes sense for me to use in my home lab environment or that brings new features or capabilities to…

I have shared quite a bit of content on the tools I use in my current monitoring stack. However, I haven’t really shared the details of what I actually “alert”…

When you start spending enough time self-hosting applications in your home lab, you stop “just deploying” stuff because they look cool. We all still do some of that, no matter…

It has been quite a year already in my home lab when it comes to infrastructure and the decisions I have made so far. This year I have made some…

One of the interesting trends that is happening across all industries is the rise of AI and AI-integrated tooling. I think most of us have experimented with running local LLMs…