Homelab

My Homelab consists of three Compute Nodes rocking dual Intel Xeon 2680v4 and 384GB/512GB DDR4 ECC RAM each running the whole VMWare Stack or whatever I’m experimenting with. For storage, I’m using a proxmox Host with single node Ceph (4x 4TB NVMe, 21x 8TB SAS, 3x 16TB SATA) and some containers on top, running on a dedicated server with a dual 2640v4 and 512GB DDR4 ECC RAM. As Backup target I’m using a ubuntu host (2x 4TB SSD, 9x 16TB SATA, 3x 8TB SAS) with a single 2690v4 and 128GB DDR4 ECC RAM Currently my Setup totals at about 36TB Flash Storage and 384TB Spinning Disks.

As network switches, I’m using a mix of Cisco Catalyst and Cisco Nexus, and all the servers are connected to at least two 10Gbit ports.

On them, I host my website and also some other services like vaultwarden, Mailcow, and Jellyfin, among others, in a Kubernetes cluster.

BOM - Bill of Material

ComponentDetailsFunctionPrice
2 x HP ProLiant DL360 G9 (Performance)2 x E5-2680v4, 512GB RAM, 1 x 500GB SSD, 1 x 4TB NVMeLab (sometimes VCF / kubevirt / proxmox)6000€
1 x HP ProLiant DL360 G92 x E5-2680v4, 384GB RAM, 1 x 500GB SSD, 2 x 2TB NVMeLab (sometimes VCF / kubevirt / proxmox)1200€
1 x HP Apollo 4200 G92 x E5-2640v4, 512GB RAM, 2 x 512GB SSD, 4 x 4TB NVMe, 21 x 8TB SAS, 3x 16TB SAS, Arc A310, Google Coral PCIe24/7 Services, NAS, Container Host, Proxmox5000€
1 x Supermicro 2HE Server (X10)E5-2690v4, 128 GB RAM, 2x 512GB SSD, 2 x 4TB SSD, 9 x 16TB HDDStorage NFS/iSCSI/S3, Docker Host3000€
1 x Supermicro E300-9D-4CN8TPXeon D-2123IT, 2 x 500GB SSDwitness hosts, pimary Firewall1000€
2 x Nexus C3548P-10G48 x SFP+, 1 x RJ45 1GCore Switch/Router (IPv4 only)500€
2 x WS-C3650-48FD-E48 x RJ45 1G PoE, 2 x SFP+, 2 x SFPStacked, Access and OOB switch, IPv6 Routing600€
1 x Eaton 9SX6Ki6kVA UPS, about 35min runtime (all powered)UPS1000€
24U Rack600€
DACwon’t count those, mostly FS.COM250€
Cable Management, Rails, etc400€

Last Updated at: 2025-11-11

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