For years, running a server at home has felt like a rite of passage for advanced hobbyists: a messy mix of tutorials, ports, certificates, backups, and the constant feeling that
In the self-hosting and homelab world, backups often start with the best intentions… and end up as a forgotten script. Not because we lack strong tools, but because day-2 operations
In a world where modern development increasingly depends on containers, day-to-day Docker management has become a real productivity bottleneck. It’s no longer just about starting and stopping services: teams need
After more than two years with little visible movement, oVirt is back on the release radar with oVirt 4.5.7—a version that focuses on a very practical goal: keeping this long-running
Migrating a physical machine into a Proxmox VE virtual machine often happens at the worst possible time: the server is aging, vendor support has ended, a disk starts showing warnings,
In Proxmox VE, “slow VMs” are often a storage-path problem rather than a CPU or RAM shortage. The difference between a VM that feels snappy and one that drags frequently
Proxmox Virtual Environment has become a go-to platform for homelabs, SMBs, and production teams that want practical virtualization and containers without unnecessary complexity. But while Proxmox’s web UI is powerful,
Not every server setup needs a full-blown cloud suite like Nextcloud. Sometimes the requirement is much simpler: a web panel that lets you upload, delete, preview, rename, or edit files
Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, announced official support for the NVIDIA Rubin platform, including NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 rack-scale systems, alongside new distributions tied to NVIDIA’s Nemotron-3 open model family.
Arch Linux has opened 2026 the way it tends to do everything: quietly, quickly, and with a refresh that matters most to people who actually install systems for a living.
