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 - [Proxmox PCIe Passthrough](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hOBAGKLQkI)
 - [Proxmox LXC GPU Passthrough Written Guide](https://digitalspaceport.com/proxmox-lxc-docker-gpu-passthrough-setup-guide/)
 
-And here is my home server running 24/7 and connected to a UPS to stay up for a while in case of a power outage (the other UPS is connected to other devices like the router):
+Here is my home server running 24/7 and connected to a UPS to stay up for a while in case of a power outage (the other UPS is connected to other devices like the router):
 
 ![Picture of my home server](./home-server.webp)
 
+And here is its proxmox dashboard from where I can access LXCs and VMs or monitor and manage resources:
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+![Proxmox dashboard](./proxmox.webp)
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 ## Next Steps
 
 Getting into Linux and self-hosting made me better at system administration and got me excited and hopeful about having as much autonomy as possible with the tools I use especially with the current times where almost every commercial software dedicated to normal consumers hoards and sells data to be used for ads even in paid products. Although it is not for everyone since it involves a lot of configuration which requires patience but for me it is so I will continue to incoporate free and open source tools into my "personal cloud" to keep learning as a software engineer and to keep control of my digital footprint.
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