Homelab / Cloudlab
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Homelab / Cloudlab
60 practical Linux labs covering fundamentals, system administration, security basics, troubleshooting, and interview-oriented learning.
A personal GNS3 lab designed for hands-on practice in essential network and system administration skills.
Production-style Infrastructure-as-Code project using Terraform to provision AWS S3 against LocalStack within a controlled Windows–Linux lab. Demonstrates DevOps workflows, environment isolation, Docker-based cloud simulation, and repeatable infrastructure automation.
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Azure VMSS deployment project with internal load balancing and PostgreSQL.
Self-hosted private cloud lab using Nextcloud and Tailscale to practice secure remote access and Linux service administration.
Transcriptic is a robotic cloud laboratory for the life sciences, now operating as Strateos following a merger with 3Scan. It lets researchers design, submit and run wet-lab biology experiments remotely on automated robotic infrastructure: experiments are specified in Autoprotocol (an open JSON standard) and submitted to a JSON:API-compliant REST…
Strateos operates a robotic cloud laboratory for the life sciences, delivering Cloud Lab Automation-as-a-Service so scientists can design, run, and analyze wet-lab experiments remotely and programmatically.
Azure networking lab demonstrating VNet peering, private connectivity validation, and controlled routing in a segmented enterprise environment.
Scrappy EKS Auto Mode lab inspired by Teamwork Cloud topology, with a clearly labeled simulator and real Cassandra, ZooKeeper, Artemis, ingress, and lifecycle automation.
Terraform lab deploying a highly available, autoscaling web architecture on Microsoft Azure.
Azure lab demonstrating networking, RBAC, virtual machines, and deployment
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