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The purpose of the home lab will be to provide a safe store for all of my pictures and videos. Also there will be a website to document my adventures, | |||
==[[Virtual Machines]]== | |||
There will be a collection of Virtual Machines, mostly Linux hosts partly because they are free but now that i have found a really cheap license seller the cost is less of a concern. Reliability is the other reason for basing the systems around Linux. The general setup is to have a Pfsense firewall at the central gateway to my network all of the rest of the servers being linked by it. There is already a Nameserver, a reverse proxy to allow access to Webservers. there will be a VPNserver to allow remote access to some Desktop VMs. There is a CA server so I can issue my own certs to the various computers that I use. There is a management kiosk that I am using to do most of the configuration, as it is not going to be easily access from outside it will keep all of the configuration inside Proxmox. More details of the VMs can be found '''[[Virtual Machines | here]]'''. | |||
Revision as of 05:18, 28 February 2025
Introduction
The purpose of the home lab will be to provide a safe store for all of my pictures and videos. Also there will be a website to document my adventures,
Virtual Machines
There will be a collection of Virtual Machines, mostly Linux hosts partly because they are free but now that i have found a really cheap license seller the cost is less of a concern. Reliability is the other reason for basing the systems around Linux. The general setup is to have a Pfsense firewall at the central gateway to my network all of the rest of the servers being linked by it. There is already a Nameserver, a reverse proxy to allow access to Webservers. there will be a VPNserver to allow remote access to some Desktop VMs. There is a CA server so I can issue my own certs to the various computers that I use. There is a management kiosk that I am using to do most of the configuration, as it is not going to be easily access from outside it will keep all of the configuration inside Proxmox. More details of the VMs can be found here.
