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while it's not as pretty, the biggest win for me was to move all of the vm disks onto a Synology that I'm mounting via iscsi. it tends to work really well.
I feel like I've missed a meme. What exactly is a homelab?
Sweet! Here's my homelab - https://i.imgur.com/QS0o4ni.jpg - I should self host an about page, too. - Netgear Cable modem - Edgerouter ER4 - 8-port POE Edgeswitch, powers the nanoHD AP in my hallway and acts as the backbone of the network. - Raspberry Pi 3 as a dedicated pihole DNS server - TPLink 16 port switch serves all the 'lab' gear. - 2x R720's. One is off, the other is a VMWare ESXi host. - ESXi is pretty ligh…
> Synology DS918 This might be the best machine I’ve ever owned. It’s rock solid, a great Docker introduction and runs a load of small tasks without issue or intervention for a year+ so far.
Anyone know offhand if this year is getting a refresh to the 1618+? I think that Synology has a tick-tock upgrade cadence with consumer product lines getting upgrades in year x, and enterprise products get upgrades in year x+1.
I feel like I've missed a meme. What exactly is a homelab?
Assuming you're not trolling, here's a decent intro: https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/wiki/introduction
A photo followed by a dozen Amazon referral links kind of rubs me the wrong way, even if I appreciate a nicely put-together setup like that.
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Assuming you're not trolling, here's a decent intro: https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/wiki/introduction
Not trolling, I had no idea. Obviously I got it was basically a home server setup but I couldn't see where the term came from.
A photo followed by a dozen Amazon referral links kind of rubs me the wrong way, even if I appreciate a nicely put-together setup like that.