Exploring Options for Running Home Assistant

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This chapter discusses various options for running home assistant, including using containers, Hassio full installation, virtual machines, and small form factor devices. It explores the suitability of Kubernetes for home and home lab use and provides advice on running Docker containers. The chapter also delves into organizing homelab setups and the trade-offs between consolidating services and separating them for security reasons.

Techno Tim is back with Adam to discuss the state of homelab in 2024 and the trends happening within homelab tech. They discuss homelab environments providing a safe place for experimentation and learning, network improvement as a gateway to homelab, trends in network connection speeds, to Unifi or not, storage trends, ZFS configurations, TrueNAS, cameras, home automation, connectivity, routers, pfSense, and more.

Umm, should we make these conversations between Adam and Tim more frequent?

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