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Maybe you’re just supposed to describe your VM setup?
Like host and guest OS, hypervisor, networking, service(s) running etc.
Do everything in this post - https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/3z7qd9/comment/cyjynxh/ - with your homelab.
Then you can say you have some experience managing AD etc etc.
Halfway through the post snd thought it was so complicated.
Thanks. I vaguely remembered reading that post before but I couldn't find it last time I went looking.
I hit up /r/sysadmin for some guides for a friend, they suit this sub as well though so maybe we should pin these for those "what should I do with my lab" posts.
I wouldn’t… it’s a nice accomplishment for you, but if I saw someone post that as a skill or credential I’d immediately know they have no experience. This is like a an electrician saying they can install a light switch as a reason to hire them.
My company treats it the other way, as in it looks like you have enthusiasm for the work. So could go either way?
And in this case, OP has literally no experience, it cant hurt? Really depends how it is written I guess
this post was submitted on 10 Nov 2023
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