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📡 Shipping Logs Like a Pro: Fluent Bit Meets Ansible in My Homelab Typ Log
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📡 Shipping Logs Like a Pro: Fluent Bit Meets Ansible in My Homelab

raphael 26. May 2025
By now, my little homelab has grown into a small but mighty fleet of virtual machines —...
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🧩 Jellyfin – FOSS Media Server That Plays by Your Rules Jellyfin
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🧩 Jellyfin – FOSS Media Server That Plays by Your Rules

raphael 25. May 2025
I’ve been playing around with Jellyfin on my NAS for a few days now, and honestly, I’m...
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🛡️ Locking Down Your USB Drive on Linux – the Geek Way Encrypt
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🛡️ Locking Down Your USB Drive on Linux – the Geek Way

raphael 23. May 2025
So I’ve decided to stash an external USB drive — fully encrypted with AES-256 — at a...
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Pi-hole installed. Ads: terminated.

raphael 22. May 2025
🧙 Pi-hole – The DNS Guardian of Your Network Pi-hole is like the Gandalf of your network...
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iptables, Protectli & Paranoia: Basic Segmentation for the Home Lab Protectli
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iptables, Protectli & Paranoia: Basic Segmentation for the Home Lab

raphael 21. May 2025
At home, in my homelab, I run multiple internal networks.There’s one for trusted client devices, and another...
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