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  • Requirements Gathering

    First things first, before you even consider spending a penny on your homelab, you need to start by actually working out what it is you need your homelab…

  • Homelab CategoriesUnfinished

    Broadly speaking you can breakdown homelabs into roughly five main categories:

  • Building a Homelab

    This section of the site deals with the multitude of options you have available to you when you come to design, procure and build your homelab.

  • Managing a Homelab

    This section of the site deals with the multitude of options you have available to you when you have completed building your homelab, and now you have to…

  • Securing a Homelab

    This section of the site deals with the multitude of options you have available to you regarding homelab security and remote access!

  • Keep It Simple Stupid

    Keep It Simple Stupid should be a guiding principle for every homelab build!

  • Single Host VirtualisationUnfinished

    The most barebones aproach to a homelab is using a single host computer. Here we will focus on three approaches: Whitebox builds, pre-built servers and…

  • Nanolab

    Nanolab is the nickname coined by Alex Galbraith for homelabs created using Intel NUC and other small form factor devices, such as the Gigabyte Brix, and…

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