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@ -203,34 +203,17 @@ Heres an overview of whats currently running in my homelab:
- **phpIPAM**: IP address management tool for keeping my VLANs and subnets organized. - **phpIPAM**: IP address management tool for keeping my VLANs and subnets organized.
#### Docker #### Docker
Docker was the real game-changer in my self-hosted journey. Before containers, managing multiple services on a single server felt like a constant battle with dependencies and conflicts. Now, every service runs neatly, managed with Docker Compose inside a single VM. Traefik dynamically handles reverse proxy, simplifying access and SSL.
#### Kubernetes #### Kubernetes
## Roadmap for my Lab
### Building my Homelab My next big challenge is to take container orchestration to the next level. While Docker Swarm could meet the technical need, my primary goal is to gain hands-on experience with Kubernetes, and theres no better way to learn than by applying it to real-world use cases.
- building the first proxmox node
- migrating from my headless PC to a VM
- building the second proxmox node with HDDs
- Install the rack
- Create the network
- Installating OPNsense
- Switching routing from my freebox to OPNsense
- Reconfigure my WiFi clients
- Build the third Proxmox node
- Externalize my HDDs
- Deploy VLAN
- Setup Proxmox Cluster
- Setup Ceph Storage
- Install fans
- Install ADguard Home along Unbound DNS
- Setup IPAM
- Install a bastion
### Let's Play
- Deploy a VM with Terraform
- Create a Terraform module
- Deploy Terraform infrastructure using Ansible
- Create a Blog
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If you're curious about any part of the stack or want to know how I built something specific, feel free to check the related blog posts! ## Final Words
Thank you for taking the time to read through my homelab journey!
Building and refining this setup has been a great source of learning and fun, and Im always looking for new ways to improve it.
If youve got ideas, feedback, better solutions, or just want to share your own setup, Id love to hear from you. Drop me a message, challenge my choices, or inspire me with your story!