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Starting a home lab in 2026 is genuinely easier than it has ever been, but it is also easy to overbuy and overcomplicate things from day one. These are the five categories that actually matter — NAS, hypervisor, networking, UPS, and a Raspberry Pi — and what to look for in each one.
Running a private cloud is something that the majority of home lab users are or will be interested in, but there are so many ways to do it. I have…
WireGuard is one of the easiest ways to create a VPN back to your home or small-business network. If you want to access a NAS, Proxmox server, Home Assistant, Pi-hole,…
If you went looking for TrueNAS Scale and ended up on something called TrueNAS Community Edition, nothing went wrong, it's the same operating system with a new name. iX Systems…
Firewall Guides: pfSense, OPNsense, OpenWrt, VPNs, VLANs, and Firewall Rules Choosing a firewall platform can get confusing quickly because pfSense, OPNsense, OpenWrt, UniFi, and even Synology Router Manager can all…
My Complete Home Lab Setup Last updated: May 2026 to reflect my current UniFi, Proxmox, NAS, and surveillance setup. Just about everything created on this site and my YouTube channel…
WunderTech: Home Lab, NAS, and Self-Hosting Tutorials, Comparisons, and More WunderTech is where I document what I actually run: NAS devices, Proxmox, UniFi networking, Docker, firewalls, and the rest of…
Btrfs vs ZFS is mostly decided by the NAS you're running. Synology and UGREEN give you Btrfs, TrueNAS Community Edition gives you ZFS, and Unraid and Proxmox let you pick…