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When I got laid off I got really lucky and had an offer pretty quickly. After I got my homelab up and running, I decided to put some of my severance toward a new NAS, and upgade my storage. I moved the original off site, and installed Syncthing on both of them to keep a redundant copy of my most crucial data. The old NAS has about 1/4 the storage of the new one, so I decided to be selective with the media I synced to it, so that the stuff that was the most important would have a backup, but the rest wouldn’t fill it up.

After I got laid off last year , I built a home lab k3s cluster to keep my skills sharp while I was job hunting. Initially I kept all the manifests in a mono repo, but I decided to break it up into micro services repos. This solved several problems, but it created another: I want to be able to link to it easily. When I broke the mono repo apart, I did have the presence of mind to give each micro service repo a templated name: “homelab-” (eg homelab-metallb ).