This wiki is composed of a single 'book' of pages named rachelski-homelab which you can view and navigate on the left.
The Rachelski Homelab comprises the computer networks and services that run within the Rachelski households. Most networks are designed to allow devices and services to communicate within the household and also communicate to the internet in general in a secure fashion.
This set of pages is also where notes are kept on how the household networks and services are built and maintained. You may either start at a top-level topic or turn on the Site Tree Navigation to jump around to detailed pages. If you cannot find what you are looking for, use the search bar or the Site Tree.
This chapter describes the components and services serving the home.
This chapter describes the network layout and components. It is typically most valuable to a network engineer.
If you need to fix something on the network we live on today, go straight to the Condo Network Overview.
What another engineer needs to administer the homelab and network, at home or remotely: keys, accounts, the tailnet and the VPN.
This is a list of the upcoming things that will be changed within the household.
This is most interesting to a developer attempting to deploy services into the homelab.
A page that contains random notes I need quickly.