Home lab setup
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ส.ค. 2018
- Home lab setup
Sponsor: www.computelabs.co.uk/
servers: Hp dl380 g6
UPS: powerware 9125
server rack: 18U 4 Post Open Frame 19" Network Server Rack Cabinet Adjustable Depth 24"-37"
Ethernet switch: NETGEAR fs728tp
KVM: ATEN Altusen KL1508AM
PDU: GEIST SP104-10
Vertical Server Rack Cable Management D-Ring Hook: goo.gl/aPym8p
kenable Cable Management 19 Universal Panel 1U With Brush for Data Cabinet: goo.gl/TKbE8e
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credits:
Thumbs up photo: fallout.bethesda.net/
B-roll music: In the inside david connolly & max rowat
background music: • Video
Editing software: Adobe premiere pro cc 2018, Adobe Photoshop cc 2018 - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
This vid fire my boy keep up the great work
thanks, will do :)
Love the homelab bro!
Great video, makes me want to get some more servers!
You're a cornball man, I like your style. Awesome setup guy.
thanks
I never thought about the electric bills. I use a Qnap M.2 NAS. It barely uses any wattage. I think once I populate all the M.2 slots, I’ll just buy another one.
Gday mate, good video. Not sure what electrical outlets you have in the US but see if you can score some conduit for the outdoor cable run. Its fairly cheap and most come with some adhesive tape on one side, capable of supporting a few cables. Keep up the good work young fella.
thanks, I really appreciate it! :)
You are a lucky kid, when i was a kid i was dreaming to have those kind of toys to play with.
Nice video and fantastic t-shirt ;) Commodore rox!
thanks, i really appreciate it. :)
Great vid well put together
thx :)
Love the shirt 👍
thanks :)
nice, you got a new sub :)
Thanks I just checked out your channel, you have some really cool content
I also did a more updated video with more information on my rack: th-cam.com/video/-ZiKdHZExQQ/w-d-xo.html
I see you all over TH-cam lol, I've been a subscriber of yours since the beginning
Great job 👍
Thanks :)
That's a solid setup dude! Subbed :) One question though, why are you running your network cables outside of your house?
Thanks for your comment, the reason why I am running the network cable outside is because some people in my house did not wont a network cable inside and it was too complicated to run it through the walls so I settled on running it outside.
Ah i see, you should post your setup on reddit.com/r/homelab, i'm sure people like it!
great vid
Make a vid on your fire alarm system you are working on, I know people who will enjoy that
I was planing to do that but some of the fire alarms are going to be used for a system and the others are going to be used to make a alarm clock.
Since you bought that all... When you'll post the next video?
How much are you paying per kW? 50usd/mo/server is a lot!
pls make a video about installing OS to this server. I am not able to boot from CD or usb so that I can install fresh OS.
Please guide.
Will do
If you're using a dslr you should turn off auto focus so the b-roll looks smoother. Awesome video though, good work!
ya this was my first video shooting with this camera so I was not that good at operating it but I now do turn off that awful auto focus.
Thanks for your support I really appreciate it. :)
very good
Where did you buy the rack? For how much? They are overpriced on eBay.
Hi, so sorry for the late reply. Yesss they are way overpriced, here's a one similar to what I got on ebay: www.amazon.com/18U-Network-Server-Cabinet-Adjustable/dp/B01J2N5NHK. I would also suggest going to a surplus website or find a different used rack, you can get them for dirt cheep
Would be nice if you got a pop-filter for your mic to avoid puffs. But nice setup, are you planning on running some virtualization on those?
Thanks, and yes I have been messing around with some virtualization such as Hyper-v and I have been trying to get a hold of VM-ware but no luck yet. I am planing of making some videos on hyper-v in the future.
@@TylerWynn I would suggest trying out KVM. OpenNebula is a nice for automating virtualization.
@@Archeious Thanks that look really cool, I will try that out. :)
@@TylerWynn Also take a look at XCP-NG. Free to use with tons of features. Also FYI, VMware ESXi is free unless you want to put it behind a VirtualCenter server.
@@JonathanSnow thanks so much I will try those out :)
Do more Server Videos
will do, thanks for the feed back
hey bro can it this setup will appropriate for web hosting
I think it would work well for web hosting, I thought of doing web hosting but it was way to expensive to buy a IP address from my ISP
where is the firewall??
i do not have a firewall yet but i am planing to get one
I bet your power bill is awful. Nice setup tho!
ya it's very expensive
EEC What do you use your servers for, if you dont mind me asking?
@@CarcinogenicONE No problem, one of the servers I use for learning enterprise Linux, the second one I use for learning windows server, and the last one I use for learning VMware ESXI.
and sometimes I use them for rendering and friends projects/random projects that I think of.
EEC if you ever need any project ideas, lmk! I am a telecommunication engineer and have lots of projects you could use to run on those servers that could help you learn ALOT! Cheers.
@@CarcinogenicONE thanks a lot, I would love to here your project ideas! I really appreciate it :)
fix your volume yo, can barely hear you
The kvm cost more than my laptop
ya it's very expensive but I did not pay that much for it, I only payed $75 for it at a surplus store. You just need to look on craigslist or eBay to find one for a good price, and that logic works on almost all used enterprise gear, just be patient.
Why do you have a floppy disk and punch card in a frame?
one, why not. And two because I collect retro computers and I like having that stuff up.
@@TylerWynn
Okay. But answering with "why not" is kinda broad. I mean, I could put up a framed piece of almost anything and say the same thing. Thankx.
now you just need a fuckin mic
I am not exactly shore what you are saying, can you be more clear.
thanks
couple points. don't state the obvious, that thing taking up half the screen is your server rack? either you think we are stupid and didnt know that is a server rack, or for what ever reason you think we think thats someone elses server. if someone is watching this then they know what a kvm,pdu and ups are. some people would like makes and models of said gear.
Thanks for the feed back I will go and putt that in the description now, and after I was done rendering the video I did notice that it was excessive but by then I did not want to render the hole video again. :)
There also may be people that are looking in to building there own home lab and may not know all this stuff.
@@TylerWynn you don't do a double check before render? fair enough point.
@@ghost-lp9cv I do now. Every TH-cam video is a leaning experience and I try to improve every time.
@@TylerWynn finish the edit. then go do something else go to school, play a game, go to bed, anything so you're not thinking about the video. 6-8 hours later re-watch it.