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 In the next post, I’ll probably share how I do compute, Kubernetes from home and maybe another homelab oops, like the time I nearly lost all my family’s Christmas wishes 😉

-I swear I’m a professional. But we all make mistakes sometimes. What matters is learning from them and fixing problems even when they seem impossible.
+I swear I’m a professional. But we all make mistakes sometimes. What matters is learning from them and fixing problems even when they seem impossible. I am also not a millionaire, so for my home lab I neither have the budget or the time to build fault-tolerant services. I try my best, especially for my own software, which I've never had problems with, but many other tools just aren't built for high availability, requires very high resource requirements, or setups, or simply just an enterprise license.

 Have a great Friday, and I hope to see you in the next post.