Techno Tim Homelab Tour -- Server Rack and Network

You asked for a tour of my homelab, well here it is. In this tour I will take you through my home server rack and network setup. This includes my all of my home networking equipment, my servers, disk array, and everything else in my server rack.

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[TechnoTim]

Do you have a homelab?

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[DiogoSerrano]

I would like to see the software in action running in your servers :). Thanks for sharing your setup with the home lab community :)

[zinkzxd]

Like the wall rack setup and the great idea with the pi-zero!

[ryanmckee]

Dude those chenbro lights are no freaking joke, cracked me up when you mentioned it. Thanks for the great vid!

[peterruzevich]

Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. They are extremely illuminating and insightful, as well as creative and fun. They give me loads of inspiration on future paths and goals for my humble home lab. Not to mention direction on confusing topics. Keep making great content.

[jumpman]

About damn time! This was fun to watch. Looking forward to your next video.

[zinsy]

That's a pretty sick homelab setup! My primary PC also has an Asus Z87 Pro motherboard and 32 GB Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR3 1600! Well, now I have 24 GB of RAM because one of the modules failed. I used to need more but it isn't that big of a deal for me now. Also I have an Intel i7 4790 (without k) on the Z87 motherboard. I did not think anyone had a computer with specs that close! I used to have an i5 4670k until I realized I needed VT-d, so I switched for the i7. I recently built a rackmount server just a couple weeks ago because I was using an Intel NUC to learn homelab stuff, but I wanted to get experience in a rackmount case (whole other ballgame to PC cases) and also have a more permanent homelab services setup. Also, I built my main PC 8 years ago (still running great) and I kind of missed the fun process of doing that, so the server was another excuse. I have a good place by my desk too for the rackmount. No racks (at least yet). It works pretty well for the limited usage so far. I'm very aware about how setups can constantly change. I had no idea I would ever do a rackmount case, but here we are! I've hardly had any chance to use the server yet, but I'm hoping to set it up relatively soon (will need serious blueprint type planning). I'm after having high functionality with a single unit for a reasonable budget, so it will probably do quite a lot for a single machine.

[PhoenixReflex]

Among everything beautiful you described in this video; the idea behind PI ZERO killed me!. Just loved it!.

[ejbully]

I aint lying my lab is a disaster. But this channel has inspired me to new heights!

[quaintumnation]

Exceptional -- both the totality of the server rack/network and this video explanation itself. New homelab / expansion is on the radar for 2021. Appreciated.

[marcello]

homelabs are never complete.. Tim, you nailed it ;)

[SandroPages]

I just found you channel and is have became my favourite channel, straight to the point and easy to follow step by step. Keep it up mate!! HUMAN KNOWLEDGE BELONGS TO THE

[Victor.]

gotta give you cred for the enormous work you are putting in to your channel.
as always, very nice work!

[suhassreenivas]

Love the content, came here after 20 things to do with a VM. Subscribed!

[PavolP]

maaaan, the NetApp disk shelf you used, .... waw. Haven't seen it in homelabs many times, but it's great. I am working with NetApp servers for 15+ years and it's great. :)

[dastandbyracoo]

I'm surprised your channel isn't bigger you make great content keep up the great work

[curthenderson]

Looks awesome Tim. When I grow up some day (I'm already over 40... sigh) I can only dream to have a setup like this. Thanks for the inspirational and very informative content, it's helped me get going with docker and is really pushing me to get more of a home lab going. Keep it coming!

[renegaed]

Thanks for sharing Techno Tim. Very useful to see. Highly appreciated. You're an inspiration.

[EpicNova]

I am just getting into the Home Lab space. Your videos are put together very well especially for us noobs. I look forward to watching more content from you keep it up!

[CarAudioInc]

Never complete, that's the most true statement. It better not end! :)