I am the person who ...
harnesses the power of IT, Accounting, and Blogging for your success.
Freelancer by Day. Football Fanatic by Night.
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Edy Werder is a driven solopreneur with IT and accounting expertise. He has built a successful career in both fields, using his extensive knowledge and skills to help businesses navigate the complexities of finance and technology.
In addition to his work as a solopreneur, Edy is also an avid blogger in the IT and WordPress niche. He shares his insights and expertise with others through his blog, providing solutions to problems and buying tips.
Edy often indulges in his passion for football when he’s not working or blogging. As a dedicated fan, he loves to follow his favorite teams and players, staying up-to-date on the latest news and scores.
My Websites
A selection of my blogs
Homelab Ideas: 25 Real Projects to Start and Grow Your Home Lab
Looking for homelab ideas? Here are 25 projects I either run in my own lab or have planned next, organized by where you start and how your lab grows.
Best Hypervisor for Home Lab in 2026 – I Tested 5 Free & Powerful Options
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.
Best Homelab Firewall in 2026 – Software and Hardware Compared
I run a FortiGate at the edge of my own homelab, in front of a Proxmox cluster and several VLANs. Before updating this guide, I asked the homelab community what they actually run in 2026.
Securing SSH with Two-Factor Authentication: A Linux and Proxmox Guide
As a system administrator, securing SSH access is crucial for protecting my servers. That's why I've implemented two-factor authentication (2FA) on my Linux and Proxmox systems. In this guide, I'll walk you through the process of securing SSH with 2FA, step by step.
Fail2ban vs CrowdSec: which one I actually use in my homelab
For years, Fail2ban was the first thing I installed on any server I put online. It is light, it is simple, and it just works. I never had a reason to look further. Then CrowdSec kept coming up in homelab circles, and I wanted to know if it was hype or a real upgrade over the tool
