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Docker-CE for all containers
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nginx to provide remote access, in conjunction with Let's Encrypt via Linuxserver/SWAG
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Mosquitto for the MQTT broker
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MariaDB for the database
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Zigbee2MQTT for communicating with my Zigbee Mesh
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InfluxDB for recording time-series history
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Grafana for displaying InfluxDB data
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Debian13 for my primary storage and containers\vms
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Debian13 for my secondary backup and container host
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OPNSense for routing and firewalling
- Repairing computers since 1993
- Started building computers in 1995
- Started working with Linux in 1997
- Played around with routing and networking since 1998
- Got into Windows system administration in 2004
- Moved on to Enterprise consulting on storage, *nix, networking and more in 2007
- Trained electronic repairs technician, enjoys building stuff and repairing stuff
- No higher education, currently having fun doing certifications on whim
- N+
- VMWare VCP-DCV 5-5.5-6-6.5-7-2022
- VMware VCP-NV 2021
- VMware VCAP-DCV Deploy+Design 2023
- SUSE Linux Administrator
- ITILv3
- AWS Pracitioner
- Azure AZ900+SC900+MS900+AZ800
- HPE ASE Compute+Storage
- HPE VTP Hybrid Solutions
- Certified Kubernetes Administrator
- CCNA 2023
- Aruba ACSA + ACNSA
- Does not want to run Home Assistant OS as I find the software limiting, as such I run in native docker
- I don't trust mDNS, and I think it is a shitty protocol, as such I create DNS entries for all my network devices and use hostnames whenever possible to access services (OPNsense also creates DNS entries dynamically for all DHCP clients)
- I find discovery a bad idea, if I had no intention of adding it to Home Assistant, I shouldn't be using a discovery service
- If there is no value in my professional life from running a software, I see no point in running it, as such I mostly run software that I gain knowledge I can use in my worklife from (i.e Docker, ESXi, etc)
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104 and counting Zigbee devices (needs updating)
- 4 Xiaomi Door and Window Sensors
- 3 Xiaomi Movement sensors
- 2 Xiaomi Double Wireless Switches
- 4 Xiaomi Single mini button
- 2 Xiaomi Magic Cube
- 1 IKEA On Off Switch
- 1 IKEA RGB E27 Bulb
- 9 IKEA E14 Bulbs
- 5 IKEA CT E14 Bulbs
- 19 IKEA CT GU10 Bulbs
- 8 IKEA CT E27 Bulbs
- 1 Gledopto RGBWW Controller
- 1 Gledopto RGBCCT Controller
- 2 Philips Hue E14 Mingion Bulbs
- 3 Philips Hue E27 Bulbs
- 1 Philips Hue Filament E27 Bulb
- 3 Philips Hue Wireless Dimmer Switches
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4 ESPhome self built devices
- Garage Door opener
- Greenhouse Monitor
- Soil Moisture Sensor
- Sonoff Bridge with hack implemented
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3 Tasmota OTA flashed devices
- Tumbledrier power monitor
- Greenhouse heating power monitor
- Garage rack power monitor
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2 Yeelight WiFi RGB E27 Bulbs
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1 Yeelight WiFi RGB Led Strip
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Xiaomi Roborock S5
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2x WebOS TV
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Samsung Smart Exclusive Heat Pump
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Broadlink RM3 Mini controlling a older Samsung Plasma, Yamaha Reciever, Toshiba Heat Pump, Sanyo Heat Pump
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Production servers \ systems
- DL380 Gen9 (24 cores \ 128GB RAM \ 2x 10G \ Tesla P4)
- Mini-ITX server running Debian
- HPE Edgeline 300 running OPNSense
- Cisco 2970 as core
- Aruba 2530 POE as distribution switch
- Cheap $20 POE Cameras from Aliexpress
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Lab servers \ switches
- 5x DL380 Gen8 (24 cores \ 384GB RAM \ 4x 10G)
- RX4640
- RX3600
- C3000 with BL860c, BL460c G7 and DS2000
- 2x HPE Edgeline 1000
- 2x HPE 5900AF
- 1x Procurve 1800
- Actually finishing my daughters lightning lamp, started out as a Arduino project with sound detection and IR, then I discovered HA, wanted to make it smart, and here we are today, current plan is to integrate with WWLN and make it reactive to when lightning is nearby
- Get my IoT greenhouse operational, started with a wifi relay board that controlled fans and relays last year, that borked, currently building v2 with ESP32, soil moisture sensors and bigger solenoid valves