hpr4215 :: My home lab
About setting up a rack mounted home lab
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3 servers, a Mac Mini, and some old networking kit
Lee talks about building a home lab consisting of several servers and some networking equipment.
The home lab on Reddit: 3_servers_a_mac_mini_and_some_old_networking_kit
Rack is limited to 30cm deep due to closet dimensions. All three server cases have been modded in one way or another (most drastic was the DVR, cut down from 40cm deep with an angle-grinder). To save money / energy, the DVR is the only one always on, except in winter when I can justify the others heating the apartment.
The (fairly obsolete) Cisco Router and old WiFi broadband router together can provide a Wireless LAN filtered with an IP deny list.
Top to bottom
- NAS Server (1U)
- CPU: Intel Celeron N4505 NUC
- OS/Software: Ubuntu 22.10
- Mem: 8Gb
- Storage: 4 TB
- DVR (2U)
- CPU: 12-core 12th Gen Intel Core i7-12700
- OS/Software: Manjaro / Jellyfin
- Mem: 16Gb
- Storage: 16 TB
- Secondary WiFi
- Old TalkTalk Router
- Switch
- Cisco SG-100-16
- Router
- Cisco 1841 Router
- Mac Mini
- CPU: quad core Intel Core i7-2635QM
- OS/Software: Manjaro
- Mem: 16 GB
- Storage: 1 TB
- Proxmox Box (2U)
- CPU: 8-Core AMD Ryzen 7 3700X
- OS/Software: Proxmox 7
- Mem: 64Gb
- Storage: 3 TB
