Got a HomePod mini for just $30!
Any tips or tricks to get the most out of it?
I picked it up so cheap because I didnt want to spend $100 on an older model that might get refreshed in the next 2–3 months.
Hey r/homelab,
I’ve been working on a small open-source project for the last couple of days called Kyvora.
It’s basically meant to be a simple control plane/dashboard for a homelab. Nothing crazy, and definitely not trying to replace Proxmox, Grafana, NetBox, etc. I mostly wanted one place where I can keep track of my servers, agents, status, and some basic host info.
Right now it has:
The stack is Next.js, Spring Boot, PostgreSQL, and a Go agent.
It’s still very early, but the basic flow works: create a server, enroll an agent, run it on the machine, and it starts reporting back.
Repo: https://github.com/hadzicni/kyvora
I’d appreciate any feedback from people running actual homelabs. What would make something like this useful for you? I’m currently thinking about adding better metrics, notifications, Docker/service discovery, and maybe some basic automation later on.