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- Comment on What is your self hosted power draw? 22 hours ago:
That is showing just CPU power draw. I have a minipc that sips 2W idle according to onboard stats but wall meter shows 18W.
- Comment on What sort of things do y'all monitor with Grafana / Beszel / etc.? 1 day ago:
Other than the items you mentioned I have dashboards for:
- SSH/SMTP honeypot
- Jellyfin
- Pihole
- Torrents
- Tasmota (smart plugs)
- Comment on Help with Getting My Reverse Proxy to Forward the Correct IP Address 3 days ago:
In addition to configuring
x-forwaded-forin NPM, you will also need to add192.168.65.0/24under Dashboard > Advanced > Networking > Known Proxies - Comment on Why use Proxmox over Podman or Docker? 2 weeks ago:
I used to run bare metal monolith container host and it worked pretty well but eventually network configurations started tripping over each other and causing real issues (complicated by me running rootless Podman and wanting to run K3s cluster etc). I wanted to run Proxmox native containers but it turns out they run full root therefore breakout in one container means full host access, so now I run VMs as container hosts.
- Comment on Do you participate in this hobby without a formal IT education or a career in a 1 month ago:
I picked up programming using “C for Dummies” book at age 13 and absolutely fell in love with developing/tinkering. My school didn’t offer any IT lessons (yes I am old) so I couldn’t wait until I got to a college that offered CS classes. Once I started these classes, I started absolutely hating development, to the point I dropped the course six months in and ferverently avoided anything IT related for the next decade. Eventually I found my way back to it via homelabbing for my own projects through organic need.
The point of my long winded anecdote: a formal education may actually hinder your IT learning more than it helps. The best teacher I found was in fact necessity or passion.