About Me
Hi, I’m Gerlin Nolasco, a technology enthusiast focused on systems, infrastructure, and automation. I enjoy designing and experimenting with modern computing environments, from virtualization platforms to containerized applications and high-performance networking.
My interests revolve around Linux systems, networking, virtualization, and homelab infrastructure. I spend a lot of time building and optimizing environments using tools like Proxmox, Docker, ZFS, and MikroTik, exploring how different technologies integrate to create reliable and scalable systems.
This blog is where I document what I learn. I share technical notes, tutorials, troubleshooting guides, and experiments related to system administration, virtualization, networking, and infrastructure design. My goal is to create a personal knowledge base that can also help others facing similar challenges.
Outside of infrastructure and systems engineering, I also explore topics like automation, scripting, and performance optimization. I believe that understanding how systems work at a deeper level is key to building efficient and resilient solutions.
If you’re interested in homelabs, Linux, virtualization, networking, or infrastructure engineering, you’ll likely find something useful here.
Areas of Interest
- Linux & System Administration
- Virtualization (Proxmox, Hypervisors)
- Containerization (Docker, Compose)
- Networking & Routing (MikroTik, IPv6, VLANs)
- Storage Systems (ZFS, NAS architectures)
- Infrastructure Automation
What You’ll Find on This Blog
- Step-by-step technical guides
- Homelab architecture and experiments
- Troubleshooting notes and solutions
- Infrastructure and networking projects
Connect with Me
Feel free to reach out for collaborations or discussions on tech topics!