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@carloshr@lile.cl
2026-08-21 20:24:11

Les presento lo que serš la base de mi nuevo homeserver / homelab en proceso de construcción. Una vieja placa madre Asrock Fatal1ty X99M Killer y el cerebro un procesador Intel Xeon E5-2699 v4. Estoy armando algo bien potente que soporte todas mis ideas. 🙌🏻🤓
#Homelab #Selfhosting

Una placa base (motherboard) ASRock Fatal1ty X99M Killer de color negro con detalles prominentes en rojo, reposando sobre plástico de burbujas. En el centro, un procesador Intel plateado está visible en su zócalo, rodeado por un soporte metálico. A ambos lados del procesador, se aprecian ocho ranuras DIMM rojas para memoria RAM. Varios disipadores de calor rojos están distribuidos por la placa: uno grande en la parte superior izquierda con la palabra "FATALITY", otro en la superior derecha que …
@carloshr@lile.cl
2026-08-24 03:18:12

Soluciones de maestro chasquilla: como mi nueva placa no tiene tarjeta gršfica integrada, reciclé una vieja MSI Geforce 210, pero el ventilador original es muy ruidoso para un servidor en casa, lo.cambié por uno noctua de 60 mm. Que es practicamente inaudible. También cambié el disipador. 🤓
#Fediñoñeando #Homelab

La imagen muestra una tarjeta de expansión de computadora, posiblemente una tarjeta gráfica o de red de bajo perfil, vista desde un ángulo superior sobre una superficie de madera oscura.

La placa de circuito impreso (PCB) es de color negro, y en un extremo tiene un soporte metálico para la caja de la computadora, con una pequeña placa secundaria conectada por un cable plano gris.

Un sistema de enfriamiento personalizado está montado sobre la PCB: consiste en un disipador de calor plateado con…
@hacksilon@infosec.exchange
2026-06-20 16:33:22

Bad: Managed to lock myself out of root access on my home server.
Good: The command that did it was "usermod -G docker" (the -a is indeed load-bearing for this use case), so I could privilege-escalate my way straight back to root.
Normal #homelab things.

@beeb@hachyderm.io
2026-08-23 07:06:15

Phew, finally done migrating the #homelab to the new ISP's router. I managed to have an overlap period with the old router still around and could link up the two subnets with a static route and "Additional subnet" functionality on the new Zyxel which made the migration much less painful than it could have been.

@carloshr@lile.cl
2026-08-20 21:59:56

¿Tienen algún dato de alguien que haga impresiones 3D a precios razonables en Santiago de Chile?
Quiero imprimir algunas cositas para mi proyecto de homelab.
Gracias. 🙌🏻
#Chile #Homelab #Impresión3D

@jamesthebard@social.linux.pizza
2026-06-06 05:02:05

Final bit of cleanup/building in the ol' homelab for today: got the DB backups running through Databasus (the successor to Postgresus), and moved the mini rack off the same switch as the EMC disk shelf.
#homelab #nas

A screenshot of the three main DBs running on the network being backed up into Backblaze via Databasus.
@tabacha@norden.social
2026-08-09 13:06:35

Kleine Homelab-Optimierung 🌱
DB-Backups von gzip auf zstd --rsyncable umgestellt:
📦 vorher: ~919 MB
📦 nachher: ~529 MB
➡️ 42,5 % weniger Daten
Laufzeit praktisch gleich: 7:43 vs. 7:48 min.
Weniger speichern und übertragen bei gleicher Laufzeit – kleine Effizienzgewinne summieren sich.
#Homelab

@jamesthebard@social.linux.pizza
2026-07-09 13:43:40

Got a phone interview in a few minutes, but before that: time to make sure backups are still running like their supposed to. Still loving Databasus though I really need to get email notifications setup eventually.
#homelab #database

A screenshot of Databasus backups.
@jamesthebard@social.linux.pizza
2026-06-08 16:36:14

Wooo, I have made many graphs and they look good. Proxmox is now pushing to Influx as well. I still need to get Grafana behind `nginx`, but I can do that later.
#homelab #monitoring #influx

A basic set of graphs in Grafana showing networking, memory, storage, and CPU utilization for a bunch of VMs.
@hacksilon@infosec.exchange
2026-06-20 16:35:19

My second ticket back to root would have been a user-writable shell script that is executed as root once per night for a housekeeping task, but I did not want to wait a night to get back in. And yes, I know that this is bad security - considering I work in IT Security, it's once again a case of "the cobblers kids are barefoot" - but sometimes some unintended break-glass access can be quite helpful. #homelab

@jamesthebard@social.linux.pizza
2026-06-09 04:51:09

Finished up getting Telegraf installed on all the VMs and getting the Influx Debian repo mirrored locally. All of the config/install stuff is in Ansible and the deployment went pretty smoothly. I now officially have all of the data coming into Influx which is nice.
#homelab #monitoring

Quick-and-dirty Ansible stuff screenshot from Codium on the laptop.  Ignore the red squiggles...
@unixorn@hachyderm.io
2026-07-25 17:22:59

Periodic reminder for people interested in #HomeLab and #SelfHosting
There is a @… bot that replaces the old gup.pe homelab bot.
Mention it in your homelab or self hosting posts and it will boost them. Follow it to see all the homelab posts it boosts that may not normally get federated to your instance.
For those who don’t know, these bots exist because when you look for a a hashtag, your server only checks the posts that have been federated to it.
In order for a message to be federated to your server, the author (or one of the people boosting it) have to be followed by someone on your server. If no one touching the message is being followed, it’ll never get federated to your server and you won’t see it.
Hashtags are great for finding messages, but only messages that were federated to your server. They don’t help message propagation.

@tezoatlipoca@mas.to
2026-07-08 16:58:39

Sigh.
The downside to #digital #sovereignty and #selfhosting all your own data/services in a #homelab is you're really bo…

@jamesthebard@social.linux.pizza
2026-06-07 18:19:23

Finally got the Pihole on 443 behind some nice valid certs. Didn't take too much effort, the longest part was getting the ports set correctly on the Pihole server so it was only listening on localhost. A little `acme.sh` `nginx` later and everything looks good.
#homelab #dns

A screenshot of the Pihole dashboard showing that it's running securely.
Proof that the certs are valid and that everything is happy with the Pihole UI.
@chris@mstdn.chrisalemany.ca
2026-08-20 06:04:28

Excited to have ordered my first length of fibre ever! When I started learning networking there was still Coax around and Fibre was a mythical beast!
Now I am going to start replacing the Cat5 in my house for the #homelab
woot!!
Ironically the first run of fibre is the one that has never had physical network cable before, outside. But you gotta start somewhere.
My only question is if Telus has an ONT/gateway box that has both SPF and Ethernet ports? 🤔 questions for another day. This is not a high priority project but nice to get started in earnest.
#homelab #networking #fibre #home #diy

@beyondwatts@beyondwatts.social
2026-05-27 11:44:58

Have been experimenting with #signoz in the #homelab as a possible replacement for #grafana #prometheus

@chris@mstdn.chrisalemany.ca
2026-06-19 13:22:16

I was hoping to get a new macmini to replace #newOldiMac before the summer but there are no refurbished ones in the Canadian Apple Store right now and the wait time on a new one is 12 weeks!
So no point doing that… plus the prices on RAM and SSD upgrades are crazy rn. Maybe the bubble will pop by then and we’ll have a flood of ex-AI gear on the market…
So instead I will focus my homelap on improving our home network situation, getting a couple 10gBT switches and capable router, and running a couple important cables around the house.
Then maybe I will see if I can make some space in our basement wiring closet for another shelf to hold a few old MacBook laptops that I have gathered over the years and see if I can turn them into a ProxMox cluster.
#networking #homelab #macmini #inflation

@unixorn@hachyderm.io
2026-07-25 19:48:37

Periodic git-extra-commands announcement
#git helper scripts and other git-related resources I've accumulated over the years.
You don't need a ZSH framework to use it - the framework code just adds the repo's bin directory to your PATH automatically.
#git #homelab #selfhosting #sre #devops #swe