Best Hypervisor for Home Lab
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Best Hypervisor for Home Lab in 2025 (Free, Powerful, Quiet-Friendly)

When I started building my home lab, choosing the right server was only half the story. The other half? Picking the best hypervisor. After all, it’s the hypervisor that actually runs your virtual machines—so it plays a huge role in how flexible, efficient, and manageable your home lab setup is.

Proxmox Upload ISO: Step-by-Step-Guide

Proxmox Upload ISO: Step-by-Step Guide (GUI + CLI)

If you’re just getting started with Proxmox or setting up a new virtual machine, one of the first things you’ll need to do is upload an ISO file for your operating system. Whether you’re installing Ubuntu, Windows, or another OS, Proxmox makes it easy to upload ISO images both through its web interface and the command line.

Switching to VPS Hosting for WordPress

Lessons Learned from Switching to VPS Hosting for WordPress

What happens when you move a WordPress website from a reliable shared hosting provider to a lean 2-core VPS (virtual private server) — and the server load instantly jumps to over 500%?

In this article, I’ll walk you through my personal experience migrating my website to a VPS. I’ll cover the technical issues I ran into, how I diagnosed them, and the optimizations I made to bring the load down to just 10%.

Host Google Fonts locally
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How to Self Host Elementor Google Fonts Locally in WordPress

With Europe’s GDPR law in effect and the increasing emphasis on page performance, hosting Google Fonts locally has gained significant importance. It ensures compliance and enhances user experience by optimizing loading times. Stay ahead of the game by keeping your fonts local and your website running smoothly!

Quiet Server for Home Lab
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Quiet Server for Home Lab: How to Build a Powerful, Low-Noise Setup

A quiet server for home lab use isn’t just a nice-to-have — it’s often essential if your setup runs in a home office, bedroom, or shared space. Many people assume enterprise servers are too loud for this, but that’s not always the case. In fact, models like the Dell PowerEdge T440 or HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen10 are surprisingly quiet when properly configured.