- Fritz!Box 7530 AX (purchased router, connected to fiber endpoint hardware from ISP)
- OpenVPN
- Dynamic DNS update of domain name
- Synology DS220+ (bought new with 2x4TB, running striped/RAID0, uses ~30W under load)
- Download center with various RSS feeds
- Plex
- Primary media collection
- Adguard in a Docker container
- Google Cloud/... drive sync
- Backup target for all non scheduled backups.
- Synology DS1817+ (second hand, together with extension bay hold ~35TB worth of drives)
- On a power cycle schedule + Wake-On-LAN (it uses 200W idle and power is expensive here)
- Backup target of my entire DS220+ and all other devices where I can schedule backups.
- Media archive
- Raspberry Pi 4B (no SD card, boots via SSD over USB3)
- Home Assistant OS
- Used to run Adguard, but moved to NAS for stability (I play too much with the HA install)
- Various hardware attached to read out smart meter, control lights. Hardwired as much as possible, Zigbee for wireless IOT stuff.
- (Linux) Workstation
- PiKVM attached to my workstation.
- Not required because SSH, but useful since I use PiKVMs at work, so I have a test one at home.
- Chromecast on TV
Off premise:
- Hetzner AX41-NVME
- Various websites for hobby projects (nginx+...)
- Pterodactyl (Game server panel)
- Backups to included 100GB Storage box and DS1817 via Borg
- Backblaze
- Important stuff gets an immutable backup here. Costs are currently <1$/month.
Future plans:
- Replace 1G network with 2.5G
- I can have symmetric gigabit fiber here, so I'd like to (ab)use it.
- Requires a new router, I'm thinking of getting one of those NUCs with 6x2.5G.
- May require a few new cables to be pulled, but the runs are so short I think the existing wiring will manage.
- Setup cross backups between my and my parent's NASs to have a free off-site backup.
If you don't mind me asking, what did you use for the cross backups? I'm looking to set up some home servers at my house and parents house to get us all off Google but want our data to be geographically replicated (terrified of a house fire destroying all our phots