Hi, I'm Amund Jones
Self-Taught DevOps Engineer & Homelab Enthusiast
I'm building my career in DevOps through hands-on experience running and managing a production-grade homelab. I don't have traditional experience — I have real infrastructure, real problems, and real solutions.
$ systemctl status --type=service ● 14 services loaded ✓ ssh.service ✓ postfix.service ✓ cron.service ✓ rsyslog.service $ ss -tlnp | grep LISTEN Port 22 → SSH Port 25 → Postfix Port 9119→ Hermes Dashboard $ uptime | ...
About Me
I'm a self-taught infrastructure enthusiast building a production-grade homelab from the ground up. My journey started with tinkering on a single machine at home, and has grown into managing a multi-container Proxmox cluster running 9 services 24/7.
I don't have traditional corporate experience — I have real infrastructure, real problems, and real solutions. Every service I run, every networking puzzle I solve, and every outage I troubleshoot is hands-on learning that I'm eager to bring to a professional team.
My Learning Journey
I didn't learn infrastructure from a textbook or a classroom. I learned it by setting things up, watching them fail, and figuring out how to fix them.
Multi-Container Homelab Setup
I set up a Proxmox VE cluster running 9 containers — multiple Hermes AI instances, Gitea for version control, Pi-hole for DNS filtering, code-server for web-based development, and Grafana/Prometheus/Loki for monitoring. This isn't a toy setup — it's real infrastructure that runs 24/7, with real consequences when things break.
Learning by Breaking (and Fixing) Things
Debugging Docker networking issues, troubleshooting why a service won't start, figuring out how to expose services securely — I learn real skills by solving real problems. No tutorial can prepare you for the moment something breaks at 2 AM and you have to figure it out yourself.
Self-Taught Through Hands-On Practice
I didn't learn infrastructure from a textbook or a classroom. I learned it by setting things up, watching them fail, and figuring out how to fix them. Every service I run, every pipeline I configure, and every outage I troubleshoot is real-world experience — and I'm eager to bring this passion and practical knowledge to a professional team.