homelab

Stuff I run and mess with

A TrueNAS box, too many Linux machines, Tailscale on almost everything, and a small cluster made from old thin clients.

Main setup

The parts that are useful often enough that I keep them running.

storage

Stores project files, datasets, audiobooks, backups, and runs selected containers and databases.

NFSDockerMSSQL

network

Connects the NAS, desktops, Raspberry Pis, and remote machines without exposing every service directly.

private networkingremote access

old hardware

Used thin clients running Debian for PXE installs, shared networking, cluster experiments, and low-power workloads.

DebianPXElow power

Trusted publisher runners and isolated pull-request runners for repositories that need local hardware.

GitHub Actionscontainersisolation

The exact list changes whenever I find something useful enough to keep.

media

Hosts and organizes my audiobook library and explains why I wrote chapter-renaming scripts.

NAS hosted

analytics

One analytics setup shared across several small sites instead of a separate stack for each project.

product analytics

databases

SQL Server runs on the NAS and CloudBeaver provides a browser-based database client.

MSSQLweb client

Used for testing, privacy, and reducing API usage while comparing hardware, quantization, and context sizes.

OllamaLinuxAMD