Homelab Wiki — hubris

Living documentation for the hubris Proxmox homelab. Every node, every cross-cutting system, and every meaningful incident is its own page; pages are linked so you can start anywhere and walk the graph.

Last refreshed against live state: 2026-07-06.

Quick navigation

• Proxmox hosts — hubris (primary) + strong (cluster member)
• VMs — ZimaOS, Home Assistant
• LXC containers — service fleet (17 containers)
• Cross-cutting infrastructure — DNS, ingress, mesh, storage, auth
• Investigations — incident timelines
• Operations — cheatsheet, enrollment, runbooks
• Glossary — term definitions
• Conventions — wiki style, changelog hygiene, same-session update rule

Map

Proxmox hosts

• hubris — PVE node, GMKtec NucBox M6 Ultra, 192.168.8.77 — primary host, runs 8 LXCs + 2 VMs
• strong — PVE node (cluster hostname strong), 192.168.178.181 — 2nd member of Homelab cluster. Hosts 7 LXCs migrated from hubris (Phase 1+2, 2026-07-05)

VMs

• 100 — zimaos — ZimaOS 1.6.1, NAS frontend (evaluation)
• 108 — haos-16.3 — Home Assistant OS
• See vms/index.md for the full table

LXC containers

See the full table with IPs, hosts, mounts, and status in containers/index.md. Quick summary:

• hubris (10 active): 102 nfs-export, 103 paperless, 104 gitea, 105 apps, 114 nextcloud, 119 sophia, 120 mule-images, 121 caddy, 124 authentik (outpost), 128 trmnl, 132 rclone
• strong (7 active): 101 jellyfin, 118 elementsynapse, 122 arriman, 129 house, 130 grimmory, 133 seanime, 134 romm
• Destroyed (archaeology): 100 arr, 106 flaresolverr, 107 marimo, 109 syncthing, 110 photoprism, 111 karakeep, 112 immich, 115 reticulum, 123 claudio-bot, 125 seafile, 126 plato, 127 mule-photos-new — see containers/index.md

Cross-cutting infrastructure

• Infrastructure index — map of every cross-cutting system
• Glossary — term definitions
• DNS — split-horizon
• Ingress — Caddy + VPS traefik
• Mesh — Tailscale → Netbird migration
• Monitoring — Hermes health watchdog
• Media permissions — media GID 10000
• SSH access
• Backups — rclone → Proton Drive (LXC 132); restic-on-USB deprecated
• Auto-deploy — gitea-webhook pipelines
• VPS hardening — IONOS / netbird control plane
• Homelab context distribution — cross-client /opt/homelab-context + MCP + secrets-issuance

Investigations

Time-stamped incident notes / experiments in investigations/index.md. Resolved cases move to investigations/archive/.

Operations

• Command cheatsheet
• Agent enrollment — bootstrap a new client (workstation, LXC, VM) into the homelab context system

Conventions

• File naming. Foundational docs (entry-points, agent instruction, references) are ALL-CAPS (AGENTS.md, OIKOS.md, GLOSSARY.md); containers use <id>-<name>.md; infrastructure pages use lowercase-with-dashes; plans and incidents use YYYY-MM-DD-slug.md; skills are <name>/SKILL.md. See page-templates.md for the full rules.
• Each node page ends with a ## Changelog section. Reverse-chronological. Entry format:

  ### YYYY-MM-DD — short title
  one or two lines on what changed and why.
  

• Cross-linking is mandatory. If a page references another node or system, link to it. Treat orphans as a bug.
• Live state wins. When something here disagrees with pct config / docker inspect / running config, fix the wiki and note the change in the relevant changelog.
• Tracked configs. A node whose config lives in a Gitea repo (Caddy, Gitea customizations, Artifacto, mule-image) is auto-deployed via webhook — see auto-deploy. Edits there must be pushed, not left local.
• No secrets. This is a private repo on git.hubris.network, but still: paths to secret files are fine, secret values are not.

Maintaining this wiki

When you change a node:

1. Update the relevant page (config snapshot, ports, mounts).
2. Add a changelog entry at the bottom of that page.
3. If the change touches a cross-cutting system (DNS, Caddy, Authentik, mesh), update that page too and link it from the changelog entry.
4. If it's an incident, add an entry to investigations/.

See also

• .agents/shared/page-templates.md — page templates and tone
• .agents/shared/writing-style.md — prose style, banned vocabulary