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Infrastructure
Linux servers, virtualization, networking and reliable self-hosted services.
SYSTEMSIndependent technology journal
Building things.
Understanding systems.
A personal workspace for experiments with Linux, server infrastructure, computing hardware and the tools that make technology useful.
user@epyc-lab:~$ uname -s
Linux
user@epyc-lab:~$ ls projects/
infrastructure/
automation/
compute-lab/
notes/
user@epyc-lab:~$ _
What I'm exploring
Projects & interests
A few areas of ongoing experimentation.
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Compute Lab
Hardware performance, GPU workloads, benchmarks and efficient computing.
HARDWARE⌁
Automation
Small tools and repeatable workflows that simplify everyday technical work.
ENGINEERINGLab notebook
Learn by building.
This is a place to document practical experiments, keep useful references and record lessons learned along the way. The best solutions are the ones that can be understood, tested and reproduced.
01Test, measure, repeat
∞Things left to learn
LinuxDaily toolkit
DIYBuild and explore
About
A small independent lab.
EPYC Lab is a personal technology project focused on practical computing, open-source tools and learning through experimentation. More notes and project updates will be added over time.