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Announcement: Open Homelab Project – Alpha Site Released!
The Open Homelab project started as a nugget of an idea for a roundtable discussion session at the London VMUG in April 2016. Homelab presentations are some of [..]
Open Homelab, VMUG, VMware
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Open Homelab Project – Preview – Part Deux
For those of you who keep a regular eye on my ramblings and mutterings, you may have noticed that since my presentation at the London VMUG a couple [..]
Preview – Open Homelab Project at #LonVMUG – 14th April 2016
So this is just a very brief post to firstly say don’t forget it’s the London VMUG on 14th April 2016, at Tech UK (10 Saint Bride Street, [..]
NanoLab – Part 10 – Your NUCs are nice and cool, but what about your stick?
I have been running a variety of Intel NUC nodes in my vSphere homelab over the past 3 years now, including the D34010WYKH, DC3217IYE & DC53427HYE. In that [..]
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