Virtualization, Cloud, DevOps, Reviews
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…
Running containers on Linux feels pretty normal and I have a LOT of it running in my home lab, especially for my Docker container hosts. However, Windows Server or workstation…
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 seems like Proxmox has been moving fast lately with lots of new functionality, improvements, bug fixes, etc. Each release seems to bring great new features along. Proxmox VE 9.2…
I have been very transparent about the fact that I still have Docker hosts in my home lab in addition to running Kubernetes. If you haven’t seen my post on…
When I first started running Proxmox seriously in the home lab, I mostly accepted the default virtual machine disk settings. If a VM booted successfully and performance felt “good enough,”…
Recently while migrating a Windows VM in my home lab running Proxmox VE, I noticed a warning message that honestly caught me off guard. At first glance, it looked like…
Getting a Docker host up and running is a great thing to do in your home lab environment. It allows you to start running containers and testing out things much…
