Homelab for aspiring system admin

Posted by Independent_4ever@reddit | sysadmin | View on Reddit | 4 comments

I am wondering if you can provide some insight on my plan to setup a homelab. I've been in the helpdesk for years and I'm planning to move to another country and take up a role of sysadmin or devops or sre. My current skills is combination of M365,Entra,Intune,LocalAD,Routers/AP's,Cloudflare. Thank you for your inputs.

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Aggressive_Ear2395@reddit

as other have said r/homelab on building things there.

I'd look at the homelab for being able to handle a lot of test VM's to play with building and managing that, as well as setting up dev o365 and other systems of managing endpoints through tools like that, with a network around the test lab.

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CluelessPentester@reddit

Visit us at r/homelab or r/homenetwork

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tarvijron@reddit

/r/homelab