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# HomeLab
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This lab is my playground. It was started some time ago, when I was writing the first applications and questions like "Where do I host this application now? How do I expose it on internet?" have begun to appear. This is how the first web server was installed. Later I wanted a source control, then a database server and after that a VPN server in order to connect to the network remotely.
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At this point the components were already numerous and I felt that a common user among all this would make my system administration much easier, so I started reading about Active Directory, DHCP, DNS and that's how the Domain Controller appeared. At the same time, the physical machines had become numerous, so I had to leave the keyboard and get my hands on the UTP cable and the crimping plier.
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My curiosities have exceeded the Microsoft area and I started to explore new concepts such as VMware, Linux, Open source projects, Docker, Proxmox, clusters, ARM, Raspberry Pi and others. A big part of the evolution of the network was also influenced by my work activities.
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Currently, my home lab combines all my software and hardware skills, helps me experience more and more things and continues to expand.
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More stories from the laboratory are written in the blog dedicated to it: https://toodle.ddns.net/lab-stories/
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