A multi-site infrastructure platform running 66 build cores, AI pipelines, and a custom Gentoo distribution — documented from bare metal to deployment. Built by an engineer who can't stop tinkering.
Live dashboards, interactive labs, and real infrastructure — running right now across 2 sites and 66 cores.
Spin up terminals, explore the network, and try real tools — all from your browser. No login required.
A 66-core distributed build cluster compiling Gentoo packages across 5 drones and 2 sites. Watch it work in real-time.
Operations dashboard for the full homelab — 13 systems, service health, network topology, and infrastructure status.
Portfolio sites are boring. So I built a FastAPI backend that spins up real LXC containers on Proxmox and gives every visitor a browser-based Linux terminal. Because why tell people about your infrastructure when you can let them use it?
How I went from 16 months of VPN pain and port forwarding nightmares to a flat mesh network connecting two sites across town. Covers subnet routing, ACLs, LXC container access, Unraid bare-metal Tailscale, and the routing table hacks that made it all work.
A 12.5-hour overnight session tearing apart the build swarm codebase, finding 25 bugs across 4 components, and deploying fixes to every node before sunrise.
AI automation, home lab infrastructure, Linux systems, and DevOps workflows — explored in depth.
RAG pipelines over Obsidian vaults, knowledge graphs, AI agents, and automation that writes, publishes, and monitors itself.
Building a custom Gentoo-based distro from scratch. Portage, binary packages, Btrfs snapshots, and OpenRC — no systemd.
Custom 66-core build swarm, GitOps pipelines, Ansible automation, and infrastructure as code patterns that actually work.
Multi-site network with Proxmox clusters, Tailscale mesh VPN, NAS arrays, and containerized services across two locations.
Knowledge graphs, Zettelkasten workflows, and an Obsidian vault that powers RAG search, content publishing, and AI context.
Start with the interactive playground, dig through the documentation, or find your own path through the lab.
