Joey Horne

server administrator · dajoey.com

I run my own infrastructure.Notes, search, photos, meetings, media, home automation, backups, a crew of AI agents, and this page, on hardware I own. I have spent my career keeping other people's servers up; this is the part I keep for myself.

100+containers
9 TBstorage
2servers
1,200notebook pages
01At home — what runs on it
NotebookEvery host, service, and change written down, by me and by the agents that work here. The source of truth for this page.
Meeting recorderRecords, transcribes, summarizes, and indexes meetings, and recognizes regular speakers by voice. Any past meeting can be searched by what was said.
SearchOne query across notes, bookmarks, and transcripts. Full text and by meaning.
PhotosPrivate library with face and object recognition. Find a photo by describing it.
MediaAutomated acquisition, subtitles, transcoding, on every screen in the house.
Video feedMy subscriptions in one feed, ranked by my own taste profile instead of a platform's algorithm.
Home automationClimate, lighting, presence, and a wall display I built by hand.
AgentsA crew of AI agents works through a task queue. They plan, build, and test, and most changes are reviewed by a second agent before they land. Scheduled ones check health and verify backups. Over a thousand tasks closed since September.
Phone appAn Android app I wrote. When something needs my decision, it arrives there as one question with its options.
lalalazyPlugin repository for an online game, in C#.
02At work enterprise software, utility sector
SystemsWindows Server administration, Hyper-V, Active Directory. Escalated support for database and deployment problems.
MonitoringHealth and alerting across the server fleet. I build the dashboards other people's escalations start from.
DataOracle over ODBC, and SQL reporting against billing and customer data.
AutomationScripts that connect the team's ticketing, monitoring, and documentation systems, plus the PowerShell QA and verification tools the team runs every day.
DocumentationIncident write-ups, runbooks, and the knowledge base the rest of the team searches before they call me.
DeliveryProject coordination, disaster recovery procedures, and training the engineers who handle the front line.
03At home — everything else
DesktopsArch Linux on two of my machines. I write shell plugins for their desktop: bar widgets and panels for windows, lights, and media.
ContainersDocker and Compose on both servers.
ScriptingBash and Python where PowerShell would be the wrong tool.
BackupVersioned snapshots, local and offsite, with restore drills on a schedule.
AILocal inference, retrieval over my own documents, agents with tools. Kept on a short leash.
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