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HOMELAB
Homelab Infrastructure
This is my personal infrastructure sandbox for running services, testing ideas safely, and building reliable systems I can actually maintain.
How It Works
Core services run on self-hosted infrastructure with clear separation of concerns: storage, apps, networking, and observability.
Changes go through repeatable runbooks, with backups and rollback paths so experiments don't compromise reliability.
Current Stack
- Service grouping by function and risk level
- Network boundaries for internal and external access
- Monitoring hooks for core app health
Storage and Recovery
- Scheduled backups with restore testing
- Separation between primary data and backup targets
- Documented recovery priorities for critical services
Quick Tips
- Every service should have a restart and rollback path.
- Treat backups as broken until restore tests pass.
- Write runbooks while systems are healthy, not during outages.
Infra Snapshot
| Area | Current |
|---|---|
| Hosting | Always-on local infrastructure |
| Core Areas | Media, automation, monitoring |
| Reliability | Backups + runbooks |
| Priority | Stable services first |
Built for experimentation without chaos.