Category: networking

  • My homelab infrastructure

    Something very easily overlooked is what my homelab looks like, as it mostly just works! It is a well thought out combination of fit for purpose hardware, without becoming “work”, so while I do have a preference for specific hardware, I still have the freedom to build it differently than I would do at my…

  • My first appearance in a podcast

    Last December I was invited by Niels Raijer from Fusix Networks to join their Fusix Podcast, last year I’ve been working closely with Fusix as there were some big Networking projects on the roadmap, which is a really nice experience. Of course I gladly accepted the invite and couldn’t wait to make my first appearance…

  • The importance of intent(ion)

    For some time the AI-based development has been going on now, and I’ve been watching closely how and what it changed as of today, by no means I am a AI expert however. At first I was a bit sceptical, while AI can definitely help in our day-to-day life, it can also quite quickly create…

  • Networking and cloud-init

    Sometimes cloud providers or maybe in your own infrastructure you might find the need to have your default gateway outside of your subnet, for example this is sometimes done by Hetzner and Myloc. The problem with cloud-init is that it doesn’t like it when your gateway is outside your subnet, well, it works with for…