Proxmox VE cluster
Virtualization cluster based on Proxmox VE, with quorum, a dedicated network for cluster services, and storage replicated between nodes.
- Proxmox VE
- Corosync
- ZFS
- ZFS replication
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Homelab
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Nodes, quorum, high availability and management of the virtualization cluster.
Virtualization cluster based on Proxmox VE, with quorum, a dedicated network for cluster services, and storage replicated between nodes.
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Physical machines, components, power and resource optimization.
Hardware classes for the homelab nodes and the criteria behind the choices: power consumption, noise, power redundancy, and room for expansion.
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Workloads in VMs and LXC containers: criteria, templates and resources.
Inventory of the homelab's virtual machines and LXC containers: how many there are, what kinds of workloads they host, and how they are sized.
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NAS, disk pools, backups, off-site copies and restores.
Network storage for service data, shares, and the second copy of backups, with integrity checks and access separated by role.
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Backup plan based on the 3-2-1 rule, with Proxmox Backup Server, a second copy on a NAS, an off-site copy, and periodic test restores.
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VLANs, firewalls, DNS and remote access, described by principle.
Network segmented into VLANs, with the firewall as the routing point between segments and a restrictive access policy.
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Internal network access from outside only through a VPN, with key-based authentication and an optional site-to-site link between locations.
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Services hosted at home: selection criteria, updates and data.
The services hosted in the homelab: DNS and reverse proxy, monitoring, photos, network documentation, and server platforms.
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Metrics, logs, alerts and defenses of the infrastructure.
Cluster monitoring with Pulse and recurring security checks with Wazuh, OpenVAS, and OpenCanary.
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