Originally, I used VirtualBox to run VMs from my Windows desktop. If you’re not interested in the “why” of this project, you can jump directly to the build. I decided to build a brand new homelab VM server for 2020.Ĭomponents of my new VM server build (most of them, anyway) I don’t care about the backstory show me your build! 🔗︎ My projects have become more resource-hungry, and mistakes I’d made in my first build were coming back to bite me. In the past few months, I began hitting the limits of my VM server. It’s been a fantastic investment, as it sped up numerous dev tasks and improved reliability. Three years ago, I took things to the next level by building my own homelab server to host all of my VMs. Each of my projects gets a dedicated VM, sparing me the headache of dependency conflicts and TCP port collisions.
For the past five years, I’ve done all of my software development in virtual machines (VMs).
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