Tanner's Tech

As a DevOps engineer, Claude Code has been a fantastic addition to my tool belt.

In light of recent developments at VMware following their acquisition, many in the tech community are exploring alternatives for their hypervisor needs.

Grafana dashboards offer a visually appealing and efficient way to track server metrics.

This guide will help you enable command autocomplete in Zsh using the zsh-autosuggestions plugin.

A few months ago, I transitioned from Proxmox back to VMWare.

I have recently started making use of Home Assistant to not only set up automation in the IoT devices within my home, but to also take control of said devices and not have to rely upon poorly made, buggy apps from the manufacturers of my devices.

Introduction In a previous post, I covered the process of creating an instance of Nginx to help you more conveniently access your internally hosted apps and services.

Introduction Plex has been a staple of my homelab from the beginning.

As I have continued to learn and build up my Proxmox lab environment, I have been looking at different options for me to be able to more closely keep track of various metrics within my lab.

As a promised follow-up to my previous post, today I will outline the process necessary to set up and utilize HashiCorp Terraform within Proxmox.

Introduction Proxmox has been my go-to choice as a hypervisor for the last several months, after migrating off of VMWare, my previous choice in hypervisor.

Introduction: While Proxmox has been my hypervisor of choice for the last year or so, I recently realized that I have an abundance of unused hardware within my workstation/gaming rig.

Introduction Almost one year ago, I wrote this post detailing how to install and configure Rclone for use with Google Drive.

Intro Assuming you have been homelabbing for a while now, you likely have a plethora of services and applications operating on various IP and port combinations.

Over the past couple of years that I've been running this site, I have changed several aspects of my hosting setup with Ghost – the application that runs my blog.