Game servers, web apps, and weird little projects on real rack hardware in BreadLab — not resold cloud. One operator. Enterprise gear. Honest answers when something breaks.
A mix of public toys, friend-only game worlds, and production web apps. Everything below is up as you read this.
A shared canvas. Hop in, draw something, see other people's cursors move in real-time. No login. No ads. Resets every Sunday at midnight.
Every service, every check, last 90 days. No marketing math.
see history →Personal media server. Hardware-transcoded, family only.
The same practices used to run production infrastructure for actual clients — applied to everything hosted here.
Bare-metal performance from rack-mounted enterprise hardware — not a shared VPS that throttles when it gets busy.
FortiGate firewall with IPS and geo-filtering sits in front of every service. Not a consumer router with port forwarding.
Cloudflare tunnels handle inbound traffic. No ports open to the internet, SSL included, DDoS absorbed at the edge.
Minecraft, Vintage Story, Factorio, more — managed via AMP. Spin one up, check status from the browser, share with friends.
Docker with health checks and unless-stopped restarts. Most issues resolve themselves before anyone notices.
VM snapshots before changes, data volumes backed up on a schedule. Not a full DR solution — but your data isn't sitting unprotected.
No 99.99% SLA claims. No "unlimited" bandwidth fine print. Just what's offered, at a fair price.
For friends and experiments.
For projects you actually care about.
For workloads with room to grow.
Not sure which plan fits? Send a message — we'll figure it out.
BreadLab is one cabinet, professionally cabled, on commercial fiber with UPS-backed power. Below is the actual equipment list — not a "powered by enterprise hardware" stock photo.
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I'm Garrett — a network security and managed services professional based in Spartanburg, SC. Day-to-day that means managing enterprise firewalls, designing network infrastructure, keeping backups healthy, and administering Windows and Linux servers for real clients. BreadLab is an extension of that work, not a departure from it.
The lab runs off real rack hardware behind a FortiGate firewall, with Cloudflare Zero Trust tunnels handling inbound traffic so nothing is exposed directly to the internet. Every service runs in Docker with health checks and automatic restart policies. I treat this the same way I treat production infrastructure at work — because sloppy habits don't stay contained to one context.
I'm currently working toward my Fortinet NSE4 certification. I don't claim enterprise-tier SLAs on a homelab — that would be dishonest. What I can say is that when something breaks, I know what to do about it, and I'll give you a real explanation instead of a "we're investigating an issue" email.
Describe what you need — a game server, a web app, or something else entirely. Reply within a day, usually faster.
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