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Level UI • 17 hours • in Articles • 9 min read

An MCP server is not a new API. It is a thin layer over the one you already have

Somewhere in the last year, "do we need an MCP server?" joined the list of questions that arrive in a brief before anyone has said what the thing is for. It is usually framed as MCP vs API, as though the Model Context Protocol were a newer kind of AP...

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CodeWithRomi • 1 day • in Articles • 6 min read

Tailscale 1.104.4 Patches Four SSH and Serve Bulletins: How to Remediate

Tailscale SSH is a popular feature in homelab setups because it lets you ditch traditional SSH key management entirely and lean on your Tailnet's identity model instead. That makes the recent security investigation and remediation update worth paying...

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CodeWithRomi • 4 days • in Articles • 6 min read

What Is an NPU Actually Good For? Testing CPU vs GPU vs NPU for Frigate

NPUs are suddenly everywhere. Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm are all shipping them in consumer hardware, and the marketing copy makes them sound like a game-changer for AI workloads. But if you run a homelab and care about practical use cases, the real que...

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Muzilla • Oct 23 • in Articles • 6 min read

Why I Protect Only Some Homelab Services With a WAF

A public hostname changes what a homelab service is. A notes app, a media index, or an admin panel that answers from outside the house is no longer a LAN convenience. It is a web application on the internet, and it can be probed for the same injectio...

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Lia • Oct 23 • in Articles • 7 min read

How to Choose a WAF for a Homelab Before You Publish Anything

A homelab rarely fails in one dramatic way. It fails when a useful web app is reachable, a password form is guessable, and nobody has decided which requests are allowed to touch the origin. A WAF can help, but only if you treat it as a reverse proxy ...

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PolarisCore.it • Aug 22 • in Articles • 7 min read

Why I run my home lab like enterprise infrastructure

Originally published on DEV Community in July 2026. This version is updated with the current state of the lab and a new section on what happened when I finally tested my backups. I'm an IT Systems Administrator / Service Desk Team Lead L2 in Torino,...

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av8 • Jul 17 • in Articles • 5 min read

I automated my homelab so hard it started naming servers after Tarantino characters

title: I automated my homelab so hard it started naming servers after Tarantino characters published: true description: What started as avoiding the Proxmox UI turned into OpenTofu, Ansible, dynamic inventory, and a bunch of bugs I didn't expect. ta...

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Tom Smithverified • 14 hours • in Articles • 9 min read

Developer Weekly Briefing — October 30, 2026

Security dominated this week, but not in the usual way. Two active campaigns turned GitHub configuration files into attack surfaces. Researchers demonstrated that the built-in browsers inside AI coding tools can read your SSH keys. And at Oracle AI ...

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Gift Balogun • May 19 • in Articles • 9 min read

Running Your Own Infrastructure Changes How You Code

Statement A lot of developers build applications assuming infrastructure will “just work.” You write your Laravel API, connect your database, build your frontend or mobile app, deploy somewhere, and expect everything to behave the same way it did ...

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MorphyBishop • Apr 17 • in Articles • 3 min read

Performance vs Security: How Much Latency Does a Web Application Firewall Actually Add?

When engineers push back on deploying a Web Application Firewall WAF, the argument is rarely about whether security matters. It’s about latency. > “How many milliseconds does this thing add?” In high-throughput systems—APIs, real-time services, edg...

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MorphyBishop • Apr 9 • in Articles • 4 min read

I Built a Web Security Lab and Watched SQL Injection Get Blocked in Real Time

From deploying DVWA to blocking real attacks with SafeLine WAF — here’s everything I learned as a beginner with screenshots & code Introduction A few weeks ago I decided it was time to stop just watching YouTube tutorials and actually build somethin...

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aanogueira • Nov 6, 2025 • in Articles • 4 min read

Home Lab: Chapter 6 — Kubernetes Ingress Controller

Howdy, In this chapter, we're going to look at how to expose services running inside our Kubernetes cluster to the outside world using an Ingress Controller. We'll be using the NGINX Ingress Controller and taking full advantage of our GitOps setup w...

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aanogueira • Nov 5, 2025 • in Articles • 8 min read

Home Lab: Chapter 5 — Kubernetes Managing Secrets

Howdy, Secrets are a fundamental part of any application - it's how we securely store sensitive information. In Kubernetes, there are several approaches to handling secrets. In this chapter, we'll explore different ways to manage secrets in Kubernet...

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aanogueira • Nov 5, 2025 • in Articles • 3 min read

Home Lab: Chapter 4 — Kubernetes GitOps with ArgoCD

Howdy! Ever since I discovered GitOps, I've been in love with the concept. The idea of managing all your infrastructure configuration from a centralized Git repository - and having a tool automatically apply those changes - is incredibly powerful. ...

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aanogueira • Nov 5, 2025 • in Articles • 4 min read

Home Lab: Chapter 8 — Kubernetes Storage with Rook-Ceph

Howdy! We've come a long way! We've set up our Kubernetes cluster, configured GitOps with ArgoCD, managed secrets securely, exposed applications through Ingress, and set up DNS with SSL certificates. But there's one critical piece we haven't address...

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aanogueira • Nov 5, 2025 • in Articles • 4 min read

Home Lab: Chapter 3 — Kubernetes Setup

Howdy! In this chapter, I'll walk through the setup of the Kubernetes cluster using Taloshttps://talos.dev/. The cluster will consist of three physical machines, each serving as both control-plane and worker to allow workloads scheduling on all node...

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aanogueira • Nov 5, 2025 • in Articles • 5 min read

Home Lab: Chapter 2 — Base Foundations

Howdy! Everything needs a base to be built on top of. Nothing can be done out of the blue. Take a house for example: it needs a blueprint, then we need to start building the foundation to then build on top of. This is what I'll be tackling in this p...

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aanogueira • Nov 5, 2025 • in Articles • 5 min read

Home Lab: Chapter 7 — Kubernetes DNS and SSL

Howdy, > Note: This post has been shortened due to character limitations. For complete patch configurations and detailed explanations, refer to the original post. Our environment is starting to take shape. We have a Kubernetes cluster up and runnin...

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aanogueira • Oct 3, 2025 • in Articles • 6 min read

Home Lab: Chapter 1 — Requirements, Hardware, Software and Architecture

Howdy! Welcome to the first quest I'll be tackling! This one might take a while to complete, as it will serve as the foundation for everything that follows - my Home Lab. I've had the idea of creating a Home Lab for quite some time now - a place to...

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