Since 1975, a HomeLab enthusiast. In IT 1970 →, 25y for Fortune 500 companies, rest as independent entrepreneur and senior consultant, IT and Management. Happily retired from IT 2011 and totally 2020.
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We need something to run VM's or LDC's on. You could start with running VM's on your daily driver with Qemu/KVM or even VirtalBox. Then migrate to a dedicated HomeLab: a old PC, a Raspberry PI, a decommissioned server or DIY something - the choice is yours. Or get some NUC's or Raspberry PI's.
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Virtualization is a good friend and your worst enemy ... Applications in the lab are Docker, Docker-Compose and Portainer. On that base anything is possibe.
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Stephen Frey @ Pindex
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It's always the DNS - always. Secure your DNS is a vital task and you can't have too many.
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You wonder why do you need a home lab or even an home server. - You don't. But if you want - you can make one. I did start with a old under powerd PC that I converted to a RedHat Server - I was so happy so