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AleBabaOP•

Setup

Just a fairly standard Linux server.

System

  • Debian/buster, Ansible setup
  • Crucial BX500 120GB (CT120BX500SSD1)
  • two partitions, LVM: root and data
  • data: LUKS container, btrfs on top

Storage

  • 2 × Seagate IronWolf NAS HDD 2TB (ST2000VN004)
  • full-disk LUKS container with a btrfs software RAID1 on top

Services

Probably not a real "Lab", but

Cockpit and Nextcloud are reverse-proxied by nginx and secured with client certificates.

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Chaz042Wanna Be Labber•

You should probably include the HDD config, i.e. disk size, number of disks, disk model, and RAID config, OS and other hardware config.

Also, it may not be big or elaborate, but it's yours.

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AleBabaOP•

Thanks, you're right!

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Lilrags16•

I wanted something like the HPE MicroServer, just not as bad.

r/homelab's new MVP

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AleBabaOP•

😁

Twice the cores, memory and actual Linux compatibility.

Had something like an updated Gen8 been available here, you could call me a happy HPE customer now.

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