Well there has been some changes since this post lol.
Changed the following:

• Replaced the 480gb sata ssd's in the storage server with 8x480gb 12g sas ssd's and 4x 3.84tb 12g sas ssd's.
• Removed the Mikrotik switch from the rack to use it elsewhere and used 1g rj45 sfp modules to run the copper instead.

Soon to add:

• Rebuilding each of the hosts 1 by 1 as I put in some 4x10g cards I picked up for a great price (Chelsio T540-CR cards), just waiting on the DAC cables to arrive.

I might look at upgrading the ram and cpu in the 3900xt host so it matches the other two hosts at some point too... either that or start upgrading to Ryzen 7000 series

Well everything is moved over to an NFS datastore, thanks for the responses all
Performance seems unchanged (which is great)

@lawrencesystems said in My XCP-NG Homelab 2023 edition:

@jmannik

Looks good, nice cable management as well.

Thanks, ill make a note to never show the other sides for cable management so that compliment still applies lol

Hi All,

Posted this on twitter a number of times, but here is my homelab.

From top to bottom:

• Unifi Pro Aggregation Switch
• Mikrotik CRS328-24P-4S+RM
• Intel i5 2400, 8GB Ram, Ubuntu 22.04 bare metal Xen Orchestra Community Edition
• Ryzen 3900XT, 64GB RAM, 2x10G network (1 for VM, 1 for iSCSI), XCP-NG 8.3
• Ryzen 5900X, 128GB RAM, 2x10G network (1 for VM, 1 for iSCSI) XCP-NG 8.3
• Ryzen 5900X, 128GB RAM, 2x10G network (1 for VM, 1 for iSCSI) XCP-NG 8.3
• Ryzen 3600, 16GB RAM, 2x25G network, 17x 480GB SAS SSD's (RAID F1 with 1 hot spare) Xpenology(Synology) 7.2.1 U1 for the iSCSI target.

I currently run a number of game servers on this setup:

• Minecraft.
• DCS World.
• IL-2 Great Battles Series (Stalingrad, Moscow, Kuban, Bodenplatte, Normandy etc.)
• Euro Truck Sim 2 and American Truck Sim.

I also run a few other things for my internal only network:

• iVENTOY
• PiHole
• Universal Media Server/PS3 Media server/etc.

Plan is to add a number of larger drives to the storage server, add in another NAS for backup storage to replace my existing NAS. And maybe one day pick up a Supermicro Microcloud AM5 system (8 Ryzen 7000 series in a 3U chassis)

@olivierlambert said in SMAPIv3 - Feedback & Bug reports:

Wait for a blog post coming next week

You have my attention