updating homelab info

Author: NoahHansen10

HomeLab.html

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-            <h2>Dell Server</h2>
-            <li>CPU: Duel Xeon E5-2697</li>
-            <li>72 Threads</li>
+            <h2>Virtualization Server</h2>
+            <li>CPU: 14 Core Xeon E5-2680</li>
+            <li>28 Threads</li>
             <li>RAM: 64GB DDR4 ECC</li>
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-            <h2>ITX Server</h2>
-            <li>CPU: Single Xeon E5-4620</li>
-            <li>16 threads</li>
-            <li>RAM: 32GB DDR3 ECC</li>
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-            <h2>PTK</h2>
-            <li>CPU: Ryzen 2600x</li>
-            <li>12 Threads</li>
-            <li>RAM: 32GB DDR4</li>
+            <h2>Storage Server</h2>
+            <li>CPU:  10 Core CPU E5-2630 v4</li>
+            <li>20 threads</li>
+            <li>RAM: 64GB DDR4 ECC</li>
+            <li>Storage: 10x 4tb SAS Raid Z1</li>
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             <h2>Physical Hardware</h2>
@@ -51,7 +46,7 @@ <h2>SaaS</h2>
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         <h1 style="text-align: center;"><b>Software</b></h1>
-        <p class="centerGrid">The PCs are clustered together using Proxmox with a number of containers, performing all of my required fuctions. The Raspberry PI is running a local hostassistant instance which I have gained remote access to though the use of cloudflared zero trust tunneling.</p>
+        <p class="centerGrid">Currently, my virtualization is shared betweeen my storage server running Hexos (TrueNAS Scale) and Proxmox. The Raspberry PI is running a local hostassistant instance which I have gained remote access to though the use of cloudflared zero trust tunneling.</p>
         <h1 style="text-align: center;"><b>Security</b></h1>
         <p class="centerGrid">I am using Cloudflare Zero Trust Tunnels to remove the need for port forwarding and to help reduce the threat level from using consumer equipment and gain a non-dynamic point of access, using Cloudflare also allows for easier DNS management, and fast and simple domain integration with a large number of domain providers. While this is not a perfect system it works well enough for a dorm room system.</p>
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