thomas

Cleaned up my homelab today.

Routed all power through a UPS, which gives me an hour of uptime in case the power goes out.

My ISP’s 10 Gbps fiber modem feeds into an SFP+ module plugged in a Ubiquiti Dream Machine SE that acts as router and firewall.

I’m running 3x Ubuntu Server NUCs with an Ethereum node, a Quilibrium node, and Adguard Home as the central adblocking DNS (which I can monitor in real time on the screen).

Also a Synology NAS for local backups + video surveillance.

The utility closet was ~20 inches wide so I had to shop for a slim rack that could just about fit

Aviator, diver, Etherean, nexialist, PhD in aviation ∩ climate science | Host of /diving /ethfinance /eth-staker /geopolitics /science /singapore /thomas

I want to run an ethereum node, but I am chickening out thinking it will be a headache to maintain. 

Currently my server just runs quilibrium and a fc hub.

I would recommend you look into ethdocker. It makes running a node quite easy, and arguably easier than running a Q node (speaking from experience of running both).

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I would recommend you look into ethdocker. It makes running a node quite easy, and arguably easier than running a Q node (speaking from experience of running both).

https://github.com/eth-educators/eth-docker