Here is a survey showcasing what is popular in the home server realm. So far, we fit in nicely! It appears that most of those that use a home server are developers. The top services also line up well with our estimations. It also indicates that there is demand in a family setting. Hopefully these […]

Social media today, where this major conglomerate has millions of messages a day running on their servers, is the opposite of the purpose of the home server. Big Data as they call it is the entire purpose of these companies. They can process information, performing studies on their userbase, and with some hell-bent on world […]

Each Home Server  will, at the hardware level, be running a Hypervisor. I have had great success using ESXi’s free option that limits a processor count to 8. I do not  plan on using ESXi for the Home Server, and instead I plan to use alternate open source options that get baked into a distro. […]

Years back Google had a product called iGoogle. It was a dashboard that loaded RSS feeds into it so that you can see an overview of all activity across the sites. It was perfect for the “check once a morning” or “check once a night” crowd, like myself. The purpose of this app is to […]

Many people go out and buy an Echo Dot or Google Home device. These devices work decently well for the price, but leave out a lot of customization features that one could get from having a IFTTT server in their home. Using Zigbee it is possible to connect with a wide variety of devices including water […]

Thank you for checking out Eanix. We are working on something really cool that ties in with awesome-selfhosted, self-hosted podcast, ease of use, and more. The intent of this project is to create what many celebrities and wealthy individuals have, but at a cost that the lower middle class can afford. There are a few […]