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<h1>What should this look like?</h1>
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import asrockImg from '$lib/asrock.jpg'
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<div class="content text-left px-8">
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<h1 class="text-xl">Homelab</h1>
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<p>I'm not quite sure yet.</p>
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<p>It could be:</p>
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<h2 class="text-lg text-center">Origin and Hardware</h2>
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<li>Blog style</li>
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<p>My interest in “Homelabbing” arose long before I was familiar with the term Homelab. I have always been curious, and drawn towards things that are unfamiliar to me. I am also a builder and problem solver by heart, which has given me a broad understanding of tech and maker-culture.</p>
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<li>Sub topics</li>
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<p>My lab started almost 4 years ago, when I wanted to set up my own DNS server at home, to add network wide ad-block (Pihole). As I learned more about Linux and containerization I quickly got drawn into the hobby of self-hosting web-services. </p>
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<li>Raports style</li>
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<p>Raspberry Pi's are great, but it takes ages to build docker images, so it wasn’t long before I upgraded it to a Lenovo Tiny M73 workstation with 8gb ram and a 4th gen i5. This was a big step up, which enabled me to host a lot more services and experiment more with building and deploying my owner docker images.</p>
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<li>Mix of them all</li>
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<p>As I wanted more storage, and the expansion ports on a mini pc are limited, I upgraded to a slightly larger Mini PC (Asrock Deskmini x300). The specs mentioned 3 m2 slots and 2 sata slots which would be perfect to build a low power NAS as the max power draw less than 50w.</p>
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<p>I quickly learned that the low power motherboard obviously wasn’t able to power two 10TB Ironwolf HDD’s, so I had to hack up a solution with an external power supply. This was a bit of a mess (See picture below) and the flaky setup also led to occasional smart errors from the HDD array so I knew I had to move to new hardware soon.</p>
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