Current source uses capability-based wording until measured uptime, storage scale, GPU specs, indexed-file count, retrieval performance, or backup frequency are added.
Infrastructure
Home Server Infrastructure
Self-hosted infrastructure for storage, media, AI services, documentation, networking, and personal automation.
Part of Data Infrastructure & Local AI Project · Independent · Dec 2025 – Present
active 2025–2026 InfrastructureNetworkingStorageLinux
Type project
Skills Linux, Networking, Storage, Automation, Self-hosting
Selected facts
Quantitative details and source-backed proof points.
Project summary
Why it exists, what I built, and what I learned.
Why I built it
I wanted a real long-running system for storage, media, AI tooling, backups, remote access, and personal workflows.
What I built
A Proxmox-based system with storage, media services, Nextcloud, Immich, DNS, local AI services, and remote access.
What worked
The system became useful because it solved real needs: storage, media, backups, AI experiments, and remote access.
What failed
The early versions had too many services before the information architecture and maintenance model were clear.
What I learned
Infrastructure projects need the same discipline as product work: simple entry points, clear ownership, backups, and documentation.
Stack
Tools, systems, and technical areas involved.
ProxmoxTrueNASNextcloudImmichJellyfinPi-holeTailscale
Links and direction
Public links and next steps.
Improve documentation, simplify dashboards, and separate public portfolio content from private infrastructure notes.
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