Uh, "everything" comes to mind: - mail (Exim/Dovecot/Sieve/Spamassassin/greylistd) - XMPP messaging (Prosody) - Video (Peertube) - Media (Airsonic, mpd, jel

Uh, "everything" comes to mind: - mail (Exim/Dovecot/Sieve/Spamassassin/greylistd) - XMPP messaging (Prosody) - Video (Peertube) - Media (Airsonic, mpd, jellyfin, karaoke forever) - "cloud" (Nextcloud running a host of services, Collabora office (libreoffice online), ...) - wiki (Bookstack) - revision control (gitea) - search (SearxNG) - "social media" (Pixelfed, Pleroma) (just for experiments) - remote desktop/remote applications (Kasm, X2go through a VPN) - VPN (Wireguard) - privacy-protecting application proxies (Youtube -> Invidious, Twitter -> Nitter, Reddit -> libreddit, search -> SearxNG) - ad block list provider for Bromite - mapping/navigation (OSM Maps in Nextcloud) - p2p (Transmission, MLDonkey, IPFS) - surveillance (Zoneminder) - build services (on-demand containers through Proxmox) - minetest (Minecraft clone) server (for experiments) - administration/bookkeeping (Elicon online, an old Swedish web-based system which I kept running) - a virtual router to tie all this together (OpenWRT running in a container in Proxmox) - Database services needed for the above (PostgreSQL, Mysql, Redis all running in a single container) - Backup service (rsnapshot) with backup being mirrored off-site (and out of country) to my brother's network - all the scaffolding needed for the above ...and more. All of this on a single DL380G7 "under the stairs", connected through gigabit fibre. Proxmox on the host, Debian on the containers, OpenWRT in a container as well. Some VMs for Windows-on-demand which hardly see any use. The machine serves my extended family as well as a number of public resources. Waste heat is used to dry produce. The machine hardly breaks a sweat. Power comes from solar panels on the barn roof. My goal is to