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@@ -43,10 +43,10 @@ I’m entirely self-taught. Every tool, trick, concept, and workflow in my repos
## 📁 What You’ll Find in This Repository ## 📁 What You’ll Find in This Repository
This repo is a sanitized mirror of the homelab I actually run day to day, organized by where each piece lives: This repo is a sanitized mirror of the homelab I actually run day to day, organized by where each piece lives:
- `rocky-docker-lxc/` — the main application host: ~35 Docker Compose stacks (media, productivity, dev tools, databases) - `rocky-docker-lxc/` — the main application host: ~38 Docker Compose stacks (media, productivity, dev tools, databases)
- `caddy-vm/` — the user-facing reverse proxy (Caddy + mTLS + Authentik forward-auth) and Hawser, its Dockhand connector agent - `caddy-vm/` — the user-facing reverse proxy (Caddy + mTLS + Authentik forward-auth) and Hawser, its Dockhand connector agent
- `monitoring-vm/` — Grafana, Prometheus, and Loki - `monitoring-vm/` — Grafana, Prometheus, and Loki
- `automation/` — the automation VM, which runs three separate repos side by side: `ansible/` (scheduled fleet maintenance), `automation-vm/` (Gitea, Kestra, n8n, NetBox, Node-RED, MQTT), and `iac/` (Terraform + Packer + provisioning Ansible) - `automation/` — the automation VM, which runs three separate repos side by side: `ansible/` (scheduled fleet maintenance), `automation-vm/` (Gitea, Kestra, n8n, NocoDB, Postiz, Node-RED, MQTT), and `iac/` (Terraform + Packer + provisioning Ansible)
- `Proxmox/` — cheat-sheets and notes on the underlying hypervisor cluster - `Proxmox/` — cheat-sheets and notes on the underlying hypervisor cluster
Real IPs, ports, credentials, and internal PKI details are stripped throughout — the goal is to show the actual architecture and how the pieces tie together, not to hand out a working blueprint of my network. Real IPs, ports, credentials, and internal PKI details are stripped throughout — the goal is to show the actual architecture and how the pieces tie together, not to hand out a working blueprint of my network.