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hostname: fisi
kind: server
status: in-use
model: HP MicroServer Gen10 Plus
location: home rack
cpu: Xeon E-2226G
cpu_cores: 6
cpu_threads: 12
ram_gb: 64
storage_gb: 8000
storage_type: hdd
storage_notes: ZFS mirror 2×8 TB HDD + 1 TB NVMe cache
nic_gbps: 1
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# fisi
Primary home server in the baobab.band homelab. Hosts the bulk of
self-hosted services: Nextcloud, Jellyfin + *arr stack, Technitium DNS,
PhotoPrism, Matrix (conduwuit + Element), Forgejo (internal), Vaultwarden,
and more.
Not part of the MakerFLOSS infrastructure proper, listed here for
Proxmox-style placement planning when we eventually share workloads.

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hostname: makerfloss hostname: makerfloss.eu
kind: server kind: server
status: in-use status: in-use
model: Hetzner CX22 model: Hetzner CX22
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nic_gbps: 1 nic_gbps: 1
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# makerfloss # Notes
Hetzner Cloud VPS running the public-facing MakerFLOSS stack: Forgejo Hetzner Cloud VPS running the public-facing MakerFLOSS stack: Forgejo
(self-hosted git forge), Traefik with Let's Encrypt, poste.io mail (self-hosted git forge), Traefik with Let's Encrypt, poste.io mail
server, a Forgejo Actions runner, and the nginx services that serve server, a Forgejo Actions runner, and the nginx services that serve
`slides.makerfloss.eu` and `docs.makerfloss.eu`. `slides.makerfloss.eu` and `docs.makerfloss.eu`.
Managed via the [`AnsibleBaobabV4`](https://forgejo.nyumbani.baobab.band/sjat/AnsibleBaobabV4)
Ansible project. SSH on port 7576.

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hostname: mf00
kind: server
status: staging
model: Fractal
location: The pile
cpu: Intel Core i5-6600 @3.30GHz
cpu_cores: 4
cpu_threads: 4
ram_gb: 32
storage:
- { dev: sda, gb: 256, type: ssd }
- { dev: sdb, gb: 1000, type: hdd }
- { dev: sdc, gb: 1000, type: hdd }
- { dev: nvme0n1, gb: 1000, type: nvme }
nic_gbps: [1, 2.5, 10]
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# Notes
PCIe USB add-in card: ASMedia ASM2141/ASM3142
# ToDo
1. Update BIOS/UEFI firmware
2. Update BIOS/UEFI settings

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hostname: mf01
kind: server
status: staging
model: HP Elitedesk 800 G4 TWR
location: The pile
cpu: Intel Core i5-8500 @ 3.00GHz
cpu_cores: 6
cpu_threads: 6
ram_gb: 8
storage_gb: 40
storage_type: nvme
nic_gbps: 1
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# Notes
HP desktop.
# ToDo
1. Update BIOS/UEFI firmware
2. Update BIOS/UEFI settings
3. New CMOS battery

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hostname: mf02
kind: server
status: staging
model: HP Elitedesk 800 G4 TWR
location: The pile
cpu: Intel Core i5-8500 @ 3.00GHz
cpu_cores: 6
cpu_threads: 6
ram_gb: 8
storage_gb: 40
storage_type: nvme
nic_gbps: 1
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# Notes
HP desktop.
# ToDo
1. Update BIOS/UEFI firmware
2. Update BIOS/UEFI settings
3. New CMOS battery

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hostname: mf03
kind: server
status: staging
model: VisionComputer
location: The pile
cpu: Intel Core i5-3570K @ 3.40GHz
cpu_cores: 4
cpu_threads: 4
ram_gb: 8
storage_gb: 500
storage_type: hdd
nic_gbps: 1
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# Notes
Old Gamer style PC
# ToDo
1. Update BIOS/UEFI firmware
2. Update BIOS/UEFI settings

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hostname: tembo
kind: laptop
status: in-use
model: ThinkPad T480
location: Orange Makerspace (kiosk)
cpu: Intel Core i5-8350U
cpu_cores: 4
cpu_threads: 8
ram_gb: 16
storage_gb: 512
storage_type: nvme
nic_gbps: 1
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# tembo
XFCE-based touchscreen kiosk laptop at Orange Makerspace. Runs a
rotation of dashboards (Grafana, the Marp slides at
`slides.makerfloss.eu`, the radio page) and serves as the local
display for the room. Also runs a Grafana/Loki/Prometheus stack.
Acts as an example of a re-purposed laptop being treated as a fixed
piece of infrastructure rather than a personal device.