As I document my Homelab and its uses, I will expand documentation here!
I can't emphasize enough how much I love my homelab. Hobby and work training combined, Enterprise-grade hardware provides a great platform for learning, testing, and teaching!
Take a look below for more detailed specs and current use cases for my infrastructure.
3D Printing is another hobby that lives right next to the rack. I started with a stock Ender 3 V2, and have added the following upgrades:
Hyper-V Virtual Host - Main Testing Platform
Processor: (2) Intel Xeon E5640 @ 2.67 GHz
Memory: 64 GB ECC DDR3 @ 1333 MHz
Storage: (4) 600GB 10K RPM SAS 2.5" Dell Hard Drive
Network: On-Board Quad Port 1GbE LOM
(2) Domain Controllers
(1) AD Connect Server
(1) File / Print / Utility Server
(1) Jump-box / Admin Console Server
(4) Two-tier PKI (Offline Root, Online Issuing, Remote CDP, NDES)
(5) MECM (Active Site, Passive Site, Utility / DP, CMG connector, SQL)
(1) Linux TIG Stack (Lab Dashboard)
(1) W10 Test VM
Retired Testing Platform / Currently Inactive
Processor: (2) 2.33GHz Quad Core Intel Xeons E5345
Memory: 16 GB DDR2
Storage: (2) 146GB 15K RPM
Less power than servers, more power than Pis
Gaming Host / Minecraft, Terraria, Etc.
Docker Host / PowerShell Testing
Plex / Media Server
Hopefully the cost of these will drop again!
(1) OpenVPN
(1) PiHole DNS
(1) OctoPrint
Maybe one day I'll play with a configured network core, but this was easy :)
Some additional power near the middle of the rack, mainly for 3D printer and Raspberry Pis
900W Battery Backup
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