My Homelab Two Years Later, Every Upgrade and What It Cost(joekarlsson.com)
12 points by joekarlsson | 7 comments
A personal blog post by Joe Karlsson reviewing his homelab two years on, detailing each upgrade and its cost.
11 stories tagged servers, newest first.
12 points by joekarlsson | 7 comments
A personal blog post by Joe Karlsson reviewing his homelab two years on, detailing each upgrade and its cost.
171 points by doener | 92 comments
Computerworld news article from 2017 about a server that has run continuously since 1993 and is about to be retired.
454 points by darthcloud | 196 comments
Oxide Computer Company's interactive 3D explorer offering a guided tour of its fully integrated rack-scale cloud computer.
358 points by argentum47 | 212 comments
Landing page for CoLaptop, an Amsterdam-based service offering colocation of old laptops as always-online servers in US and European datacenters with Hetzner.
396 points by BrendanLong | 135 comments
Blog post by Brendan Long arguing that %CPU utilization reported by tools like top misrepresents how close servers are to their actual capacity limits.
513 points by mirdaki | 178 comments
A personal blog post from the Code Captured blog, dated July 7, 2025, describing the author's self-hosting setup.
377 points by jaypatelani | 121 comments
A post on the IT Notes blog recounting the story of a server that was never supposed to exist.
780 points by nmjenkins | 428 comments
Fastmail blog post by founder and CTO Rob Mueller explaining why the company runs its own hardware instead of using public cloud providers.
561 points by ashitlerferad | 351 comments
A blog post on linuxblog.io by Hayden James giving a beginner's guide to choosing hardware for a home lab.
1796 points by CathalMullan | 924 comments
Oxide Computer blog post by CTO Bryan Cantrill announcing general availability of its commercial cloud computer rack and a $44M Series A financing.
345 points by ingve | 147 comments
Wesley Aptekar-Cassels's 2022 blog post describing how he runs and deploys his own server software on VMs instead of cloud services.