I Isolated My Espresso Machine’s Android Tablet In A Firewall VLAN And Logged Everything It Tried To Reach Here’s What It’s Phoning Home To Introduction The proliferation of “smart” appliances ha...

Rant So Sick Of Every Other Post Being Blatantly Written By Ai Introduction The DevOps community has been grappling with an increasingly frustrating phenomenon: the proliferation of AI-generated ...

I Put My Unifi U7 In Wall In The Wall When I first unboxed my UniFi U7 In-Wall Access Point, I was struck by its sleek design and the promise of seamless wireless coverage without visible cables. ...

Telling People About My Home Server When I Wasn’t Asked Introduction We’ve all been there - someone casually mentions streaming services, and suddenly you’re explaining the intricacies of your ho...

One Week Into The Hobby - Look At The Monster I Created Introduction The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, and for many DevOps enthusiasts, that first step often leads down a...

Medical Company Stryker Attacked By Iranian Backed Hackers - All Data Deleted In a devastating cyberattack that has sent shockwaves through the healthcare technology sector, Stryker, a leading med...

PSA: Think Hard Before You Deploy BookLore Introduction In the rapidly evolving world of DevOps and self-hosted solutions, the allure of quick deployment and shiny new tools can sometimes oversha...

Introduction Running a Raspberry Pi 5 as the brain of a self‑hosted homelab is a common pattern for DevOps engineers who need a low‑cost, low‑power compute node for tasks such as DNS caching, CI r...

Finally Found A NAS Case That Fits Inside An Ikea Kallax Introduction Running a self‑hosted homelab often means juggling limited floor space, noisy fans, and a growing list of services that deman...

Small Homelab After 1 Year Introduction When you first set out to build a homelab, the mental picture is often a single rack‑mount server, a handful of virtual machines, and a modest network swit...