Soon I will be moving Windoze to the standard SSD and rolling with EndeavourOS with btrfs for snapshots on the NVMe SSD

Server 1 (XCP-ng)

Ubuntu 20.04 x4 Cores, 4GB Ram (Container host)
- Linuxserver-io/plex
- qmcgaw/glutun ProtonVPN - network interface for qbittorrent container
  - Linuxserver-io/qbittorrent
- Linuxserver-io/librespeed
- Linuxserver-io/heimdall
- Portainer/Portainer-ce
Ubuntu 20.04 x1 Cores, 2GB Ram (Zabbix + Containers)
- grafana/promtail
- grafana/loki
  
  This box collects metrics via zabbix agent & snmp and provides me a nice pane of glass for hosts as well as network devices - see screenshots below
Ubuntu 20.04 x1 Cores, 2GB Ram (Smokeping)

Server2 (Proxmox)

CPU: 4 x AMD A12-9720P RADEON R7, 12 COMPUTE CORES ( HP Laptop )
RAM: 12GB DDR3 Ram
Storage:
- 64 GB SSD
- 1TB NFS Share (HDD on Truenas)
- 2TB NFS Share (HDD on Synology NAS in SHR )
Home Assistant OS
- 2 CPU Cores, 4GB Ram
Ubuntu 22.04 (Pihole #2)
- 2 CPU Cores, 4GB Ram
- Also runs Uptime-Kuma which gives me alerts on discord about outages. I put it on this laptop because laptops have a built in UPS and is essentially a crash cart

CPU: Intel i5-3570 CPU @ 3.40GHz (HP Compaq Elite SFF)
RAM: 8GB DDR3 Ram (I know, I need more!)
Storage:
- 256GB SSD - TrueNas OS Drive
- 1TB HDD
  - I know.. Just a single drive. During installation TrueNas yelled at me “no this is a bad idea, stop, you need more drives!” I had to click through multiple warnings - I was just tinkering around trying TrueNas out and as it turns out it’s amazing. Will be doing a very large pool on a better machine when I can afford to