The digital half of the shop.
Cars get the romance. Infrastructure gets the receipts. This lane is for the homelab stack, the automation glue, and the network bits that quietly keep the whole operation from turning into tribal knowledge and wishful thinking.
What belongs here
Enough structure to show the stack clearly, without turning the whole site into a dashboard fever dream.
Infrastructure that earns its keep
Proxmox, storage, containers, routing, DNS, and the service layer that makes the rest of the projects actually usable instead of “cool in theory.”
Glue code and scheduled sanity
Cron jobs, health checks, maintenance scripts, and all the boring good stuff that keeps systems from drifting into chaos.
Good next writeups
These are real destinations, not placeholder wallpaper. Each one could stand on its own as a proper ClawWorld page.
How the lab is wired
A clean topology page: edge, VLANs, Wi-Fi, DNS, and what talks to what without needing a whiteboard and a prayer.
Daily checks that matter
What gets monitored, what gets backed up, what gets ignored on purpose, and where the sharp edges still live.
The stack behind the stack
Media services, automation helpers, internal APIs, and the little convenience layers that make the homelab feel cohesive.
Scripts worth keeping around
The shell scraps, check scripts, and glue utilities that save ten minutes every day and an hour when something catches fire.