The Architecture of a Personal Cloud
Behind the convenience of accessing your photos, files, and applications from anywhere lies an interesting set of engineering decisions.
01 / THE NOTEBOOK
A record of things worth figuring out.
This is where I put the useful details I wish I’d found sooner: how something works, why I chose it, what broke along the way, and what stayed with me after I closed the laptop.
Open the notebook02 / RECENT WRITING
Fresh from the notebook.
Why I Built a Homelab When the Cloud Already Exists
It started with a sitcom, a laptop, and two unused hard drives. Things got a little out of hand.
03 / WHAT MAY APPEAR
A few recurring threads.
Three paths through the notebook. Follow whichever catches your eye.
HELLO, I’M HARSH
I like understanding how things are put together.
I’m Harsh.
I like understanding how things work, questioning why they're built the way they are, and occasionally taking them apart just to see if I can put them back together.
Wires & Margins is my little corner of the internet for documenting those experiments, sharing what I've learned, and writing about things that catch my curiosity.
You'll find technical guides, personal projects, lessons from things that didn't quite go as planned, books, and occasionally thoughts that have absolutely nothing to do with technology.
Some posts will have answers. Others might just have better questions.
Either way, welcome in.