The Jetson Orin Nano Super is a compact edge AI board that packs a serious punch: an Ampere GPU with 1024 CUDA cores, 8GB of unified memory shared between CPU and GPU, and full JetPack 6 support. In this tutorial, I'll go from a fresh Jetson to a
By default, the Jetson Nano Super boots from a microSD card. While this works fine for basic use, an NVMe SSD offers significantly better I/O performance — especially important for workloads like Docker containers, local LLM inference, or any disk-intensive task. In this guide, we'll clone the SD
Field notes from flatline - my freshly built Pi 5 homelab node. Why this guide exists Most Raspberry Pi tutorials still assume you're running off a microSD card, connected to a monitor, and tinkering for fun. This one doesn't. This guide is for people who want
A new version of Ghost went out a few months ago, and it was finally time to update! While browsing the Ghost GitHub repository, I noticed that the compose file had been updated. Since I'm self-hosting Ghost and running it on Docker, this seemed like the perfect opportunity
This guide demonstrates how to securely connect to a Raspberry Pi using SSH key authentication from a Windows environment. While traditional password authentication works, SSH keys provide a more secure and convenient method for remote access. Prerequisites: * Windows 10 or 11 with PowerShell * Raspberry Pi with SSH enabled * Network connectivity
After months of using Nginx Proxy Manager (NPM) to manage my homelab's reverse proxy setup, I decided it was time to level up. Don't get me wrong—NPM is fantastic for getting started quickly with its user-friendly web interface. But as my infrastructure grew, I found
Remember when I said I was going full GitOps with Komodo? Well, things evolved. 🎭 The Shift Komodo is a fantastic tool with some really clever features for homelab orchestration. But as I was building out my setup, I realized GitHub Actions would be a better fit for what I actually
Hey everyone! It's been a while since my last post (the hello world post 🤣), I've just moved to a new place, and with it comes the perfect opportunity (read: necessity) to completely rethink my homelab architecture. You know that feeling when you unpack boxes and find
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