Right now I'm using a Synology NAS and two Raspberry Pis. The Pis host ddclient, Pi-hole + Gravity Sync, cloudflared and PiVPN (Wireguard). I'm also working on

Right now I'm using a Synology NAS and two Raspberry Pis. The Pis host ddclient, Pi-hole + Gravity Sync, cloudflared and PiVPN (Wireguard). I'm also working on setting up Logstash + Filebeat but one of them needs to be formatted for it to work. As you might guess, its purpose is redundant DNS. The NAS is running a bunch of different things. Portainer, Wireguard, Invidious, a DNS-over-HTTPs endpoint, ddclient, Kibana, and various instances of nginx hosting some of my sites. I host ddclient and Wireguard in all my machines for redundancy - the bare minimum I need to maintain this setup remotely is being able to connect to my VPN, so keeping my dynamic DNS record up-to-date and having at least one VPN endpoint available is vital. This year, I want to add more hosts (probably more Pis, and a few nVidia Jetson Nanos I have lying around) and some sort of service mesh to switch to Docker Swarm. Eventually, I might replace the NAS with a custom-built server - I want to do a backup of my Steam library, and I've found the NAS a bit lacking when it comes to virtual machines.