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-  <p>I'm planning on reworking some of my homelab and wanted an overview of the current setup to help me visualize what to change and where to move things. For that, I came up with this rough diagram:</p>

+  <p>In preparation for a homelab restructure, I created this hardware diagram maping out my current settup:</p>

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     <img src="/static/media/homelab-map.png" alt="Diagram of my homelab setup." width="1224" height="1728" />

     <figcaption>My homelab layout.</figcaption>

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-  <p>I'm missing a few things on the right. Various wireless clients like my laptops as well as my recent X58 desktops. I have a ton of various e-waste grade computers at home. Mostly 2nd gen Intel Core i processor based machines.</p>

-  <p>My main goal with a restructure is to have a plan for minimal power consumption given what hardware I have and my current performance requirements, and have a mini rack for my "portable" homelab that comes with me as work various internships and jobs. I've just recently aqcuired five Pi3 Compute Module based computers with mini PCIe expansion and dual 100 Mbps NICs which I hope to test and possible migrate some of my low-performance applications to for a smaller footprint and less power consumption.</p>

+  <p>I'm missing a few key pices of sidelined tech, but overall it's accurate to what's mainly in use. Some missing pieces include two X58 desktop systems with 12-16GB RAM and plenty of storage expansion capability, my Precision 5540 and MacBook Pro 15-inch Mid 2015 laptops, an HP mini pc much like the EliteDesk 800 G3 with an i5-6500T, 16GB RAM, and small capacity SSD, various ThinkPads from 2010-2013, a spare Ryzen 5 3600 CPU, and various second and third gen i3/i5 systems.</p>

+  <p>I'm mostly looking at two things: having the Minecraft server to be local on the 800 G3 so I can move the OptiPlex to NAS duty and moving my webhost to a Pi cluster or similar. This diagram serves as a starting point for me to make changes, so I can better understand what's happening visually.</p>

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