ayo let him cook

How much was all that worth?!

this is so damn impressive.

Well, I'm geeked-out to the gills. I'll need to smoke a cigarette and take a nap before I finish this video 😁

Beautiful 😍

Excellent Job, but that's not a home lab. It's a DataCenter. This is a "HomeLab": ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-luDnR4pjVag.htmlsi=C0m_YzjvEbZ57XmY

respect. my dream

That Cable Management is Reddit Cable Po## worthy.

do you really need all that compute? Power bill? Tell us about the extra HVAC needed

Absolute guru level stuff, fascinating to listen.

Man. just found your channel and you do really do cool stuff and are very knowledgeable. please make more video's people like me can learn a lot from you.

your datacenter has a nice home

I'm so confused. What exactly do you do ??

You recon my landlord would be angry to find this in my apartment?

Let alone the data cent- i mean "homelab", this guy's home has 200+ network outlets. It might not sound impressive, but that's about a medium-sized office network. Homelab.

i wanna know what this guy does for a living to be able to afford THAT BIG OF A LAB LIKE HOLY MOLY!!!!!????

What does the "Homelab" do? O_o

Homelab... yeah... Homelab...

Hi im new here. What do you use a homelab for actually?

"I have a small homelab in my basement." Yes, same 🤣

Why did I get this recommendation now? Last month I started building my homelab+networking, and I was like "BOY! MY HOMELAB IS SICK! I CAN NOW RUN EVERYTHING!!!", now... I'm sitting here typing, feeling like an ant... XD But seriously, I like the clean setup :)

Jeff, I came across you first on r/homelab when you posted the infamous homelab pic, and I’m glad you’re making vids now. Please make vids about everything lab related. I can no longer stand scrolling RU-vid for information and seeing miles and miles of stupid thumbnails with questions for titles and no real info inside. Your vids are straight to the point, and that’s very helpful. Thanks.

This is the real life equivalent to a Payday 2 level.

loving your content, and love to see a fellow PDX friend doing it. keep it up, and thank you!!

I wish you saw my face when je opened that door at 2:16

Jeff, amazing work. You have inspired me to do more. I'm sure everyone here would agree that your next video needs to be a house tour.

Are you okay man? Your breathing is concerning. Take care of your health please.

sir how much control do you want over your power yes

OMG not every middle size business have such huge amount of a storages and computing powers! What it is all is used for especially at Home!?

That OVERKILL! for a home. But i love to have one. :)

YOOO I REMEMBER WATCHING YOUR EZ30 SWAPED WRX WHEN I WAS BUILDING MINE!. Didn't realize you where the same guy, also that you live in the PNW.

Absolutely love your setup! What switches were those?

I just fell in love; everything is simply meticulous and so well thought out.

This is very most interesting home lab you have wow but very beautiful I love these videos. Iike this I love the powerful and very beautiful videos most of it I love it 🎉🎉🎉.

Hosting a modded Minecraft server needs a lot these days

I want to loot this room

I really want to know your average power bill 😂

Server room sounds like my ps4 starting up

Dude's hosting entire AWS so they can hosted in "homelab" , crazy sick man !!

This is the 1% that's actually shown on RU-vid. Imagine how many of those are hidden from us. How many of my neighbors got one?

wow impressive

Is this Jeff Bezos house's?

This video is calling me poor from 400000 different perspectives. My homelab is one second-hand minipc (:

Why do you need all this?

Does the screen at 1:44 say you are drawing 10 kilowatts of power!

Refreshing to see a CTO stay engaged in evolving technology.

I don't know how much your energy costs are over there but if you were in the UK and that power usage is the average you'd be spending £28,703 ($36,403USD) a year on electric for that setup alone😮🤣

How much electricity consumed per day ? How much you are paying monthly ???

4:22 "so pretty simple stuff here." ...

but can it run crysis?