Welcome to **teb.codes**, where we dive headfirst into the chaotic, beautiful mess of setting up your own homelab environment. I’m a hobbyist with a deep love for self-hosting—and yeah, I use bad fucking language from time to time, because setting up a homelab isn’t always rainbows and IKEA-server-rack dreams. It can be frustrating. Complicated. Downright infuriating. But damn, is it satisfying once it's running.
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This site is my playground for sharing the blood, sweat, and shell scripts that go into building and maintaining a functional, self-hosted lab at home. Whether you’re staring down Docker like it owes you money or trying to figure out WTF a reverse proxy is, I’ve got you. My approach? Step-by-step guides, tutorials, and code that don’t just tell you what to do—they explain why, with just enough cursing to make it human.
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This site is my playground for sharing the blood, sweat, and shell scripts that go into building and maintaining a functional, self-hosted lab at home. Whether you’re staring down Docker like it owes you money or trying to figure out WTF a reverse proxy is, I’ve got you. My approach? Step-by-step guides, tutorials, and code that suck.
At **teb.codes**, you’ll find content that ranges from the basics—like setting up your first server—to advanced shit like container orchestration and automating the hell out of your backups. I don’t pretend to know everything, but what I do know, I share as clearly (and colorfully) as possible.