Dell PowerEdge R610, Xeon X5550 @ 2.67GHz, 12GB RAM, USB flash boot disk.
Hacklab Core Router - Running Mikrotik RouterOS.
Dell PowerEdge R610, 2x Xeon E5645 @ 2.4GHz, 48GB RAM, 2x1TB SATA.
Ubuntu 18.04 and libvirt/KVM.
Hacklab infrastructure and member VMs.
HP ProLiant DL380p Gen 8, 2x E5-2670, 128GB RAM (4x 32GB LRDIMM), 2x1TB SSD, 2x2TB SATA.
Ubuntu 20.04 and OpenNebula/KVM.
Hacklab infrastructure and member VMs.
HP Microserver N36L, 8GB RAM, 2x 1TB SATA plus hot spare.
TrueNAS server hosting file shares and home directories.
Raspberry Pi 2 Model B.
Raspberry Pi in G1 ceiling space.
Raspberry Pi running the IRC terminal.
Raspberry Pi running the sound/speech interface.
Raspberry Pi running the RGB LED strip in G1.
Note 1: Although these VMs follow the chemical elements naming scheme, it's probably time to start using functional hostnames instead (save the names for bare metal).
Note 2: Where small applications are Dockerized and hosted together, they are grouped according to the people who require access. e.g. limited access to personal data, wide access to lab automation/IoT.
VM on titanium.
VM on Tim's server roc titanium.
Netflow, syslog and MQTT data retained for 30 days for investigations of network abuse. Access is limited.
VM on titanium.
VM on Tim's server roc.
VM on titanium.
VM on titanium.
VM on titanium.
VM on titanium.
VM on titanium.
VM hosted on titanium. Replaces boron. Hosts network and infrastructure applications via Docker:
VM on titanium.
VM hosted on titanium. Replaces carbon. Hosts Hacklab instrumentation and MQTT applications via Docker:
VM on titanium.
Will host general web applications (but nothing security-sensitive).
VM on titanium.
VM on titanium.
VM hosted on titanium. Hosts Linux shell services for Hacklab users (as a Docker container).
VM hosted in London by DigitalOcean.
VM hosted in London by DigitalOcean.
VM hosted in London by DigitalOcean.
VM hosted in US by RamNode.
VM hosted in London by Bitfolk