Projects

Passing Through an Intel GPU on Proxmox Why an Intel Card My media stack has been running on Proxmox for a while, and up until recently it leaned on an NVIDIA GPU for hardware transcoding in Jellyfin. NVIDIA passthrough works, but it comes with the typical NVIDIA baggage: proprietary driver installs on both the host and inside containers, licensing quirks around concurrent transcode sessions on consumer cards, and a driver stack that tends to break in small, annoying ways after kernel updates. ...

Setting Up a Static Site with Hugo and GitHub Pages Why I Have My Own Site There are a few reasons I decided to make my own site. As I stated in one of my posts, this started more as a means of organizing my homelab services than anything, but I figured since I have the domain and the cloudflare account, I might as well go the extra mile and start up my own website. ...

Traefik and The Beauty of Certificates Introduction This will be my first project post. As such I’m posting about something which has become particularly important in my homelab. It’s called Traefik and has helped me do two things: Organize the services in my homelab Make sure things are secure. Why Traefik? The whole point of Traefik is that it can assign a website to your internal (or external with some extra work) services. This wasn’t really an issue for me for a long time. I could get by with just an IP and a port, but once I started having to remember 30 different IPs and I had a notebook 3 pages long with IPs and ports, I knew something had to change. Enter in Jim’s Garage’s Traefik V3 tutorial and I knew immediately I needed this for my homelab. ...