Everything about my smart home and homelab setup 0 ▲ Bruno Rocha 5 hours ago · 14 min read2792 words · Tech · hide · 0 comments I've written a couple of posts in the past about how my home network and home automation setup is laid out, but it has been changing so much over time that it's now time for an updated post! This time I'll put everything together on the same post. Part 1: Network stack My network infra is entirely Ubiquity hardware for a simple reason: I wanted something that was designed for power users, but also that didn’t have too much of a learning curve. While I usually fit the criteria of a mega power user for this type of stuff, modern networks are extremely complicated, so I preferred to stop somewhere in the middle of the curve to avoid the stress of being unable to use the internet due to misconfigurations. By the way, before starting, I would like to note that this setup is extremely overkill for the average home network! I went for this simply because I thought it was cool, so if you’re reading this because you’re looking for equipment recommendations, keep in mind that something… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.