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So I just released a new course on the HomeLab. Check it out – https://bit.ly/homelab101
Where can I learn the Linux code
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So you give just enough info in this video for people who don't have enough of an understanding to dive off themselves only to lead them to your paid course to learn more. So not only are you gatekeeping, you're getting paid for it. Get bent man. You work in iT? You obviously have the funds to let this info go for the sake of sharing knowledge and overall betterment of those looking to break into this industry. As someone who has been in the IT industry for 14 years now and have had to wade through the absolute bullocks of people like you, shame on you man.
People, building a home lab is not that complicated so long as you take your time with it and do proper research. You're going to encounter trial and errors, hardships, failures, and it's all part of the learning process. But please, stop paying for classes on this. Your local library can offer you a plethora of resources not only through their available selections but also through partnered teaching organizations such as Gale, which hosts Udemy, and/or through Linkedin Learning (formerly known as Lynda). If your local library doesn't offer this, reach out to them and tell them you're interested. There are also some libraries that allow for out of state memberships for a yearly payment of say $50 that have partnerships with those aforementioned knowledge bases if you're truly in the financial position to be able to fork over some money for knowledge.
Point is, there are ways of getting access to this knowledge you're after if you're really wanting to break into IT. Stop padding wallets of gatekeepers. And Emilio, if you're a man with any ounce of integrity, you'll leave this comment up.
Do you need a separate modem and router for a small home lab like this? Do you explain that in the udemy course
Sounds a lot like a datacentre infrastructure
Wow! I just read in the comments that you wrote the music yourself. Are you ok with me making a beat to your background music?
Please tell me where did you get the background music? Thanks
Thanks for the relevant content, i didn't know about VMware ESXi 7 so that has given me some ideas to build around…. looking fwd to build some labs 🙂
Very informative and inspiring video. I have built my lab the cheapest way possible: four old laptops (donated to me) and upgraded as to ram and HDD: 1) Kali on 8gigs ram and 1T storage (two HDD), Debian 10 on 16G ram and two HDD (1T) running my Oracle Virtual box , Asus on 16G ram and two HDD (1T) with windows 10 and Promox (hypervisor 1), FreeBSD on Asus netbook with 2 gig ram and 250 HDD. Two raspberry pi 4 8G (web server and storage server: two 3.5 external disks from ebay one mirroring the second (very easy RAID) and old Asus router as switch. One monitor and one tablet Android 4.4 running as raspberry pi monitors. Finally a Linode server on the cloud for 5 dollar per month. Hacking and sysadmin my goals. I got in business with 600 dollars and I am studying for my certification. Thank you for your suggestions!
Very informative
Amazing video! Thank you!
Hey what is the model for you smaller Lenovo thinkvision screen??
I found this very informative. Subbed for more. Great music also
Wow, the music on this video is amazing.
"How to run ESXI Redundant with a NAS" would've been a better video topic.
Hi can I get you email, I would like to ask more detailed questions about build a medium sized computer lab
24 minute video and you took the first 10 minutes to talk about WHY you would build a Homelab. You should made a 2-part series. The 2nd part show off your Homelab and go in depth with ESXi
what about virtualbox?
Hi, I’m currently a it help desk support specialist. But I want to get into sys administration and later on security. How would I start a home lab with my laptop? Also how would I keep myself protected security wise when building a home lab. Any advice appreciated!