With clearly structured volumes, dedicated networks, and a bit of automation, my services run reliably across multiple Linux systems. They are quick to deploy, easy to update, and stable.
For my Frigate Docker container, I wanted to enable AI object detection with hardware acceleration. Therefore, I bought an M.2 Accelerator Coral Edge TPU chip with an A+E key and installed it in my home server.
Frigate is an open-source Network Video Recorder (NVR) that combines traditional video surveillance with AI-powered real-time detection of people, vehicles, animals, and other objects.
My homelab uses several uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) – including models from Eaton and CyberPower – to protect servers, NAS devices, and network equipment during power outages.
In April 2025, I finally found it: my perfect keyboard. The Rainy 75 Pro from Wobkey isn’t just high quality – it completely won me over from the very first keystroke.