New opening frames the repo as a platform, not a media-server-plus-
extras, and draws the direct line to what an employer's platform/
security team actually owns. Added a condensed version of the
trust-boundary story (the single hardest decision in the repo) right
in the README, ahead of the systems table, so a reader gets a real
'this person thinks like an engineer' moment before they even scroll.
Diagram: switched to LR layout, color-coded by role (edge/core/
observability), dropped the repeated 'reports to' labels that were
clipping in the browser - same fix already applied to
architecture-overview.md. Added a stat strip (11 hosts, 55 stacks,
16 systems, 4 boundaries, 13 flows) and a scannable systems-at-a-
glance table above the detailed sections, so a reader gets the full
picture in a 10-second skim before the deeper 2-minute read.
Replaces the bio-first README with a single-page overview covering
every system in the homelab (secrets/PKI, SSO, firewall, observability,
security monitoring, orchestration, notifications, registry/build,
Dashy SOC board, cron scheduler, content pipeline, IaC, disaster
recovery) plus a sanitized architecture diagram, linking out to a
full docs/ write-up for each. Bio/social links moved to the bottom.
Body text was describing a setup that no longer exists (GitLab
pipelines, a private registry) - replaced with what's actually running
(Gitea, Caddy/Authentik, Ansible/Kestra/n8n) and pointed the
"what you'll find" section at the new per-repo folder structure.
Fixed the LinkedIn link (was missing its scheme), added
Instagram/TikTok/YouTube, dropped the Bookstack wiki link.
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