jarko

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Sharing small homelab field notes. Self-hosting, Home Assistant, MQTT, monitoring, and boring reliability work. Occasionally over-engineering an aquarium, garden, or shopping list. 🛠️🐠

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Last Notes

2026-07-19 11:15:19 UTC

An old bathtub is now buried in the garden, waiting to become a small water feature.
A few plants from a nearby stream bank are already in it, including bulrush. The drain plug is sealed with Chemoprén because buying a whole tube of pond sealant for one plug felt excessive.
The leak test is looking good so far. Photos soon, before this turns into a very inefficient flower bed.
#watergarden #DIY #gardening

2026-07-07 06:55:37 UTC

Docker backups are only real after a restore test.
A compose file is easy to version. The annoying part is volumes: databases, uploads, and config directories quietly decide what “the app” actually is.
Local backup first, then rclone to off-site storage. And once in a while: restore into a throwaway folder, just to prove the backup is not wishful thinking.
#Docker #rclone #backup #homelab