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title: Daily Note
category: Daily Notes
date: 2026-02-26
day: Thursday
week: 9
tags: [daily, journal, February]
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# 2026-02-26 — Thursday
**Weather:**
**Location:**
**Mood:**
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## Summary of Day
*(To be filled in)*
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## 🌅 Morning
### System Status
- [ ] Overnight jobs check
- [ ] Cron status review
- [ ] Backup verification
### Key Events
### Decisions Made
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## 🌞 Daytime
### Projects Worked On
### Meetings/Calls
### Tasks Completed
### New Ideas
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## 🌆 Evening
### Summary of Day
### What Went Well
### What Could Improve
### Tomorrow's Priorities
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## 🔧 Automation & Systems
### Cron Jobs Status
| Job | Time | Status |
|-----|------|--------|
| Supermemory Backup | 2:00 AM | ⬜ |
| Cron Cleanup | 3:00 AM | ⬜ |
| Memory Worker | 3:04 AM | ⬜ |
| News Brief | 8:02 AM | ⬜ |
| Job Verifier | 9:02 AM | ⬜ |
### OpenClaw Status
- Version:
- Sessions active:
- Context usage:
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## 📝 Notes & Ideas
### Random Thoughts
### Links to Check
### Things to Research
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*Last Updated: 2026-02-26 21:00*

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# OpenClaw Sync - 2026-02-26
# OpenClaw Sync - 2026-02-26
## Files Synced
- Tools Reference.md (from TOOLS.md)

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# OpenClaw Sync - 2026-02-27
## Files Synced
- Tools Reference.md (from TOOLS.md)
- MEMORY Index.md (from MEMORY.md)
## Notes
Last updated: 06:00
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# The Tools That Quietly Run My Home Lab Every Day in 2026
**Source:** <https://www.virtualizationhowto.com/2026/02/the-tools-that-quietly-run-my-home-lab-every-day-in-2026/>
**Date:** 2026-02-27
## Summary
This article details the software stack powering the author's home lab in 2026, following a transition away from VMware to Proxmox-based infrastructure.
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## Core Infrastructure
### Proxmox VE Server (Foundation)
- Replaced VMware for production workloads
- Handles VMs, LXC containers, and Docker hosts
- Features used: clustering, HA, live migration, software-defined networking
- Benefits: rolling updates without service interruption
### Ceph & CephFS (Storage)
- Distributed storage across nodes
- Automatic replication and self-healing
- Used for: ISO files, Kubernetes persistent storage
- Setup: 5-node cluster with erasure coding (CephFS) and 2 replicas (RBD)
- *Requirement: 10 GbE network minimum*
### Proxmox Backup Server
- Scheduled VM backups with deduplication
- Incremental chains and retention policies
- Agent-based file-level backup option
- Author's rule: periodically test restores
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## Management Tools
| Tool | Purpose | Notes |
|------|---------|-------|
| **PegaProx** | Modern Proxmox UI + DRS | Free, uses ProxLB for load balancing |
| **ProxCenter** | vCenter-like experience | Rough edges but worth trying |
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## Monitoring Stack
| Tool | Scope | Key Features |
|------|-------|--------------|
| **Netdata** | General infrastructure | Container/K8s monitoring, cloud alerts, /year home lab license |
| **Pulse** | Proxmox-specific | Holistic view: Proxmox + Docker + PBS + Ceph |
| **ProxMenuX** | Hardware + customization | NVMe temps, system temps, post-install tweaks |
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## DevOps & IaC
- **GitLab** (self-hosted) for version control
- Tracked in git: Terraform configs, Docker Compose, K8s manifests, scripts
- Benefits: version control + disaster recovery documentation
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## Key Takeaways
1. Proxmox is gaining enterprise momentum—worth considering for new builds
2. Ceph needs 10 GbE but provides excellent distributed storage
3. Modern management tools (PegaProx, ProxCenter) improve UX over native UI
4. Backup testing is non-negotiable
5. Git + IaC are essential skills for modern home lab operations
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## Tools Mentioned
- Proxmox VE Server
- PegaProx / ProxCenter
- Ceph / CephFS
- Proxmox Backup Server
- Netdata
- Pulse
- ProxMenuX
- GitLab
- Terraform
- Docker Compose
- Kubernetes (Talos Linux)

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Test from OpenClaw via CLI!
This proves CLI bypasses sandbox.