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Project MINI RACK by Jeff Geerling

Open project collecting miniature 10-inch rack builds for compact homelabs.

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About Project MINI RACK

Open project collecting miniature 10-inch rack builds for compact homelabs. Project MINI RACK is a hardware makers product built by indie maker Jeff Geerling, launched in 2025.

Status
Active
Launched
2025
Website
mini-rack.jeffgeerling.com

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Ansible for DevOps

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Self-published book on server and configuration management with Ansible, updated for free over dozens of revisions.

$300K+ lifetime
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Kubernetes 101

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Introductory book based on his Kubernetes 101 video series.

YouTube channel on Raspberry Pi, single-board computers, homelabs and servers, with over a million subscribers.

Project MINI RACK FAQ

What is Project MINI RACK?

Project MINI RACK is a hardware makers product: Open project collecting miniature 10-inch rack builds for compact homelabs.

Who made Project MINI RACK?

Project MINI RACK was made by Jeff Geerling, Author of Ansible for DevOps; open-source maintainer and Raspberry Pi YouTuber. It launched in 2025. Jeff Geerling has also built Ansible for DevOps, Ansible for Kubernetes, Kubernetes 101, Jeff Geerling YouTube.

Is Project MINI RACK still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Project MINI RACK is still active and run by Jeff Geerling at mini-rack.jeffgeerling.com.

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