Home Labbers Podcast for Home Labbers. You run at-home enterprise hardware and software; you like tinkering, self-learning, self-improving, experimenting, and so on. Home labbers share their stories and if you want to get interviewed. Contact me.
Home Labbers Podcast
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Home Labbers Podcast for Home Labbers. You run at-home enterprise hardware and software; you like tinkering, self-learning, self-improving, experimenting, and so on. Home labbers share their stories and if you want to get interviewed. Contact me.
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October 13, 2022
End of Season 1
<p>I keep recording interviews with Home Labbers, but I need a small beak and thinking time on how I can improve the podcast and bring more value to you.</p> <p>You can send me ideas/recommendations or if you want to come and share your story. Use this contact form. <a href="https://forms.gle/mqyjGH4XHeFtefUV7" target="_blank">https://forms.gle/mqyjGH4XHeFtefUV7</a></p>
October 4, 2022
Home Labber Maarten Van Driessen
<p>My name is Maarten Van Driessen, I'm a freelance infrastructure consultant and I'm a homelab addict.</p> <p>A bit about myself, I started working in IT back in December of 2009. It was a servicedesk job but it gave me a lot of useful skills. In 2011 I moved into a support engineer role where I had to do everything for SMBs in Belgium. That was actually one of the jobs where I learnt the most. It forced me to figure stuff out because there wasn't really anyone to ask for help.<br> In 2019 I decided to become a freelancer.</p> <p>I've always tinkered around with computers, but for some reason when I made it my job that kind of died down. I first got back into homelabbing in 2014 when I started learning about vSphere and wanted to get to know the product. Due to personal reasons I had to sell it a couple of years later and it kind of died down again.</p> <p>Fast forward to 2021 and I decided to pull the trigger again and purchase something that could be called a production worthy setup. As a freelancer, I need to pay for my own training. i didn't really look forward to dishing out large amounts of cash to training centers because that's not the way I learn the best.<br> I splurged on the lab and learn new technologies that way. This immediately gives me practical experience and in the end it will also be cheaper.<br> <a href="https://www.brisk-it.net/homelab-2021/" target="_blank">https://www.brisk-it.net/homelab-2021/</a></p>
September 27, 2022
Home Labber Karl Widmer
<p>My homelab has a long history. The very first version has been introduced back in 2016.<br> <br> Currently, I'm not operating my homelab because my girlfriend and I just built a house, and I'm not yet ready for operating the homelab. But hardware is there (like a full 42-unit rack), servers, networking, and storage. Can't wait to get it done.<br> <br> More details on my blog here: https://www.driftar.ch/my-homelab/<br> HP: https://www.driftar.ch<br> </p>
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