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3. Photoprism

5. Personal Media

7. CosmosOS

4. One Click Operating Systems

19. Video Conferencing

5. VPS (Community Datacenters)

This book discusses how to setup a "home lab" while it not really being at home. Namely, host your server inside a community datacenter ;) or you obtain a virtual machine inside a community datacenter. As of today there does not exist a Deternet community data...

1. But Why

1. Proxmox Base Operating System

Why do we recommend  Proxmxo as our base operating system for every home lab deployment ? Well to understand if you are not familiar with Proxmxo it is not just a regular operating system as Ubuntu, Debian, Home Assistant, ZimaOS etcetera. No it is called a hy...

1. How to Deploy Kubernetes

2. Shapps Kubernetes

This books contains all the shapps that can be installed via Helm Charts

12. Ente Legacy

5. Personal Media 1. Ente Photos

Life is unpredictable. Legacy helps someone you trust recover your Ente account if you lose access, are incapacitated, or are no longer around. There are two Legacy options in Ente Locker: Trusted contacts: Choose another Ente user who can recover your account...

2. Hardware Choice

2. OPNSense Network 1. OPNSense Installation

To setup a home network you need a router and in this    The first step is to choose the hardware in which you are running OPNsense. You can either run OPNsense directly on the system (bare metal) or in a virtual machine on a hypervisor such as Proxmox, ESXi,...

3. OpenWrt Network

In this book we describe how you can setup an OpenWrt Network. This is for light weight use, which can be installed on many consumer grade routers that you might already have in your home. Although less powerful compared to OPNSense it is still a great option ...

1. Introduction

1. Switches

This book contains all the switches that I use inside of my homelab at Tjallinga 13 in Grou

1. Nexus Core Switch

1. Switches

1. Installation

1. Switches 1. Nexus Core Switch

2. Current VLAN Configuration

1. Switches 1. Nexus Core Switch

# Port Configuration This section outlines which ports are connected to what. Since, we only use the top 24 ports it will only have the odd numbers inside the set [1,47].  Ethernet1/1   <----> Patch-01 <----> WAP1  <----> Trunk port    <----> VLAN: ALL <----> ...

2. Configure VLANs

1. Switches 1. Nexus Core Switch

2. SSH

1. Switches 1. Nexus Core Switch

To login into the Cisco Nexus server with SSH you need to use the following adjusted ssh command. Assuming you are on a linux computer. In this specific case this works for Debian Gnome. ssh -o HostKeyAlgorithms=+ssh-rsa [email protected] Passsword: Grousterc...

1. Why setup your own open source home network ?

1. Introduction

Source: Firewalla So how does the average internet user connect to its network at home ? Well they get a black box called a router, plug it in their outlet and they hope they see the Wifi name pop up on their phone. Then they fill in the Wifi password that's o...