Featured Project | Infrastructure

Enterprise Homelab Architecture

A public-safe view of my enterprise-style homelab: virtualized compute, edge firewalling, switching, storage, secure access, identity, monitoring, and documentation built around real operational habits.

Sanitized Logical Diagram

The public diagram keeps the architecture useful while removing internal IPs, MAC addresses, serial numbers, exact firewall details, and credentials.

Sanitized logical homelab network diagram

Architecture

  • Bare-metal OPNsense edge firewall for routing, DNS, DHCP, and traffic policy.
  • Proxmox-based virtualization across rackmount and small form factor hardware.
  • Managed switching, wireless access, NAS storage, and internal service hosting.
  • Reverse proxy and tunnel patterns for public-facing services without publishing private details.
  • Documentation-first workflow for inventory, topology, services, and change tracking.

Why It Matters

This lab shows the kind of thinking a junior network or security technician needs: knowing how systems connect, where access should be controlled, what depends on what, and how to document changes so troubleshooting is faster.

Project Areas

Each page expands one part of the homelab into a resume-ready project.

Public-Safe Boundary

This portfolio intentionally names technologies and design patterns, but it does not publish private addressing, MAC addresses, live firewall rule detail, secrets, or complete configuration exports.

Get In Touch

Open to Junior Network Administrator, SOC Analyst, NOC, MSP, Help Desk, IT Support, and Cybersecurity Internship opportunities.

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Email: NazeemDickey@gmail.com | Boynton Beach, FL