HomeLab Top 5 Servers to Build - You Need These!!

If you have a #homelab, or thinking about building your own #homelab...here are 5 servers that you need to build. These will form a good foundation for your #homelab but also help you to learn some essential stuff in technology!

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[bryancalvin]

Solid video. All good practices and great topics. Yes you can use any typical desktop for learning. However if you are deploying a computer for 24/7 use that is critical to the network use a computer with redundancy, ecc memory, 24/7 rated disks. Use the right tool for the right job. If you just learning and testing then a old consumer desktop is perfectly fine

[julioreyes]

Great Video, keep these up and grow this channel, you deserve a ton more views

[vi_EviL_iv]

Looking into building my 1st lab for learning, backup and plex. Im studying for IT trouble shooting issues. Thinking on the i9-12900 for the quicksync, ecc memory, visualization, smart memory boost, integrated 770 graphics, needs to last about 10 years without upgrading.

[jadee]

Really want to build a cyber security lab. Have bulk gear but no clue from there. Would love to build a dedicated server for hack the box, and dark web stuff too. Do you have anything along these lines coming out?
Cheers mate

[larryhawkins]

Ok I don't see where you describe talk about the server OS. It looks like you running Microsoft Server and could you please talk more about it? Likr where did you get it.

[djjayem]

Can someone explain what exactly people do with a bunch of virtual machines running?

[xTwisteDx]

Personally I just want a gaming server that I can host for the wider world to access. I've been using an old desktop for it, but I've been contemplating getting an Antsle server. I'm a bit weird in that I want a beautiful machine to run my stuff on, but I'm not convinced that it's sufficient for my needs. I'm also a Mobile App developer so having a server I can run databases on or testing environments would be sweet. Perhaps even a localized git server. The possibilities are endless really. I also considered building one, but getting a solid case for one off newegg is a hard pill to swallow.