I keep 150+ corporate print systems alive and run a 12-service homelab. Every light in this skyline is something I built or keep running.
Every building up there is a unit down here. Click a unit for the full spec sheet.
Corporate print infrastructure for 150+ banks, universities, and embassies across Lebanon, uniFLOW and Canon MPS estates. When a hospital's print server goes down, I'm the call that fixes it remotely. This is the day job, and it's never boring.
Twelve-plus self-hosted services on one home server behind a Cloudflare Tunnel: photo backup, cloud storage, home automation, n8n workflows, game streaming, an AI workspace. One nginx front, real security configs, zero services exposed bare to the internet.
A self-hosted AI workspace, LLM chat, RAG over my own documents, deep research, email and calendar hooks. Self-built, self-maintained, and used every day as a personal productivity engine. I work with frontier models (DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM, Qwen) as consulting partners, not search engines.
By day I keep print infrastructure alive, banks, universities, embassies. It's a job where "the network is fine" is never the whole truth, and the fix is usually one careful remote session away.
After hours I operate this rack: the homelab and the AI workspace. I'm learning back-end development through freeCodeCamp and MongoDB University, with front-end next. I've been doing this since 2021, and the rack hasn't gone down.
Hover a port to see where it's used. Everything on this panel is in production somewhere in this rack.
No forms. No gates. Dial straight in, the terminal answers, and every answer is a live link.