CURRENT PROJECT
This website
Static site on Cloudflare Workers, deployed from GitHub, because apparently one harmless little homepage required a CI/CD pipeline and a DDNS migration.
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Welcome to
Diablo's Realm.
A personal corner of the internet for networking notes, homelab projects, useful tools, technical rabbit holes, and whatever else seemed like a good idea at the time.
01 / ABOUT
Built for the stuff I actually care about.
This site is equal parts notebook, launchpad, and excuse to keep building things. Expect networking, infrastructure, self-hosting, troubleshooting writeups, and the occasional rant about technology that should have worked the first time.
Nothing here is trying to become a startup. If it solves a problem, teaches me something, or makes the homelab a little more ridiculous, it probably belongs here.
L2 / L3
Where life makes sense
Homelab
Production, but with worse change control
Cloudflare
Because exposing ports is overrated
02 / TOOLS
Useful doors into the realm.
Speedtest
Self-hosted network speed test.
Requests
Media request portal.
Plex
Home media server.
GitHub
Code, configs, and future bad ideas.
Some services may require authentication or may not be intended for general public access.
03 / PROJECTS
Things currently consuming electricity.
HOMELAB
Home infrastructure
Servers, containers, networking, reverse proxies, VPNs, storage, and a collection of services that absolutely could have been simpler.
Unraid DockerNETWORKING
Lab & field notes
Useful commands, migration notes, weird edge cases, and the kind of troubleshooting knowledge that normally gets rediscovered at 2 AM.
Cisco Meraki Fortinet04 / BLOG
Notes from the troubleshooting mines.
Things I wish vendors would stop making difficult
A completely calm and professional collection of infrastructure grievances.
Keeping old enterprise hardware alive against its will
Power bills, questionable drives, and the enduring spirit of "it still works."
Commands worth remembering so I don't have to
A searchable place for the useful little things that never stay in memory.