Gaming / VM Tower
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
- GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4070 Super
- RAM: 32 GB DDR5
- Storage: 2× M.2 SSDs (apps/games) + 1× HDD (large games)
- Networking: 2.5 GbE
- PSU: 850 W
KrishAdmin-HQ is my lime-green mini-datacenter built entirely on AMD silicon, dedicated to lab work for our virtualization-validation team. Compact enough to fit in a closet, yet powerful enough to heat it in winter, it averages 30 °C in winter and 34 °C in summer, drawing ~230 W idle and peaking near 900 W when I’m gaming and friends are using the AI server. The lab mirrors a production-grade environment for GPU passthrough and real-world workloads.
Proxmox cluster with TrueNAS NFS backend. Key VMs/containers: Uptime Kuma, Nginx Proxy Manager (backup node), Home Assistant, Kubernetes, GitLab, Cloudflared, and an AI server for local LLMs. GPUs are configured for full passthrough (SR-IOV planned). Twingate nodes run on all hosts for redundant remote access.
UniFi UDM Pro with multiple VLANs → multirate 1/2.5/10 GbE switch + Cisco Catalyst PoE feeding UniFi AP. Remote access: Twingate primary with ZeroTier fallback.
Synology syncs home laptops/handhelds; TrueNAS provides shared storage for VMs/containers. Two UPS units split load/importance with graceful, UPS-triggered shutdown.
A 3-node Raspberry Pi cluster runs NPM, networking services, and Uptime Kuma for the lab. A Pi Zero 2 W runs a lightweight Uptime Kuma to monitor a friend’s setup (Cerfmetal ↔ KrishAdmin-HQ).
Zero-trust with Twingate. Public endpoints tunnel via Cloudflared—no open ports.
To the left is the website that I use to access my Server. It is on this same server where this portfolio website is hosted along with many more including Gooselator and Covid Cage. Click below to learn more.
Link Not PublicThis site that I have coded also took a lot of time to edit and perfect. It exists to show some of the projects I have worked on in the past, also just so you can get to know me a little better. Click below to have a look at the live site.
Link to PortfolioThis was my first competitive project done at the Ryerson Engineering Competition in 2021. Our task was to create a translator that would convert English to aboriginal languages and vice-versa. The four-man group split the work evenly and we each conquered our tasks perfectly resulting in the third-place trophy.
Link to Gooselator