I really enjoy reading about what people do in their homelab. It has turned into platforms that encourages actual 'doing' in contrast to just 'thinking about it'. When I am interviewing to hire a DevOps or System Engineering person, I love it when they have an example of how they pushed their knowledge outside of their core job. Just because your company isn't doing something does not need to block you from trying it.
There are some really neat things going on in the micro-homelab space as well - Using very small machines with very lower power footprint that opens up lots of possibilities. The N100 price/powerpoint has opened up more options along side the Raspberry PI and it friends. So cool!
There are some really neat things going on in the micro-homelab space as well - Using very small machines with very lower power footprint that opens up lots of possibilities. The N100 price/powerpoint has opened up more options along side the Raspberry PI and it friends. So cool!
Then there is this guy: https://youtu.be/-b3t37SIyBs
What does that nutjob run? Oh wait, I know! Keep on lab'ing and learning!