Proxmox
Virtualization platform used to organize and run self-hosted services and lab systems.
Infrastructure Map
My homelab is actively evolving into a self-hosted project environment for portfolio infrastructure, AI workflow tools, small web apps, and monitoring/security experiments. Recent work includes organizing multiple Docker-hosted projects, improving remote access with Tailscale, and using Cloudflare Tunnel concepts for safer public exposure where appropriate. I am also using it to learn practical storage and backup work: TrueNAS, SMB/NFS, Time Machine and Windows backup planning, ZFS snapshots, and monitoring.
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I want services to be understandable, not mysterious. Monitoring should answer three questions quickly: what is down, what changed, and what needs action. Alerts should be useful enough to respond to, quiet enough to trust, and documented enough to learn from.
Core Components
Virtualization platform used to organize and run self-hosted services and lab systems.
Storage and backup planning for media, project files, and infrastructure experiments.
Service monitoring and uptime visibility for self-hosted applications and infrastructure.
Self-hosted dashboard and budgeting services used to practice organizing internal tools without making private services public.
DNS filtering and network-level visibility for safer and cleaner browsing.
Network management and visibility experiments for learning device organization and network planning.
Planned public-safe work for tracking known devices, network changes, and sanitized network health summaries.
Security monitoring and endpoint visibility for learning alerting and log review.
Security tool used to learn behavior-based detection and community-driven threat intelligence concepts.
Remote access layer for securely reaching internal services without broadly exposing them.
Active environment for organizing multiple self-hosted projects, internal apps, AI workflow experiments, and small web projects.
Public exposure planning for selected services while keeping private services, internal routes, and sensitive details out of public content.
TrueNAS, SMB/NFS, Time Machine and Windows backup planning, ZFS snapshots, and backup monitoring are current or planned learning areas.
5 Gbps AT&T Fiber and higher-speed LAN experimentation give me room to practice real networking, monitoring, and service planning.
Artifacts To Add
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