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@miamorecadenza shares their journey in building a "compute as a faucet" home lab where infrastructure becomes invisible and tasks can be executed without manual intervention.

You will learn:

- How to evaluate operating systems for your home lab — from Rocky Linux to Talos Linux, and why minimal, immutable operating systems are gaining traction.
- How to implement a three-tier storage strategy combining Longhorn (replicated storage), NFS (bulk storage), and S3 (cloud storage) to handle different workload requirements.
- How to secure your home lab with certificate-based authentication, WireGuard VPN, and proper DNS configuration while protecting your home IP address.

Watch (or listen to) it here: https://ku.bz/2kzj2MgfH

🌟 This episode is sponsored by Nutanix — innovate faster with a complete and open cloud-native stack for all your apps and data anywhere https://ku.bz/wb_0GNHnr

With @Birthmarkb "SIG-Bart" Farrell
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