Browse exactly three public-pilot workload recipes with versions, deployment methods, assumptions, and requirement axes.
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public recipes
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research-only or deferred
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best attached evidence
grade B
accepted grade A runs
0
a workload is a falsifiable question
“Can it run Jellyfin?” is too vague. A useful recipe fixes the application release, deployment method, planning assumptions, required capability axes, and the performance claims that remain outside the evidence.
The pilot publishes exactly three recipes. Immich remains research-only and Frigate remains deferred; neither is expanded into search pages.
public-pilot recipes
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Proxmox host with two light service VMs
Proxmox VE 9.x · Proxmox VE on bare metal
Prerequisite and planning-budget fit for a single-node host; not VM throughput, resilience, or storage-latency performance.
8 sources · 0 accepted grade A runs · best evidence grade B · reviewed 2026-07-26
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/workloads/
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candidate · noindex
reviewed
2026-07-26
review again by
2026-08-25
evidence boundary
Grade A count: 0. A Grade B source can establish a documented specification or requirement. Grade D records are modeling inputs. Neither is proof of measured throughput, thermals, power, reliability, or physical fit.
9 attached evidence records
a grade describes how well attested a statement is, not how good the hardware is. grade a is a lab run we reproduced with a published method. grade d is a model, a reasoned inference, or a single unverified report.
For production, Proxmox VE documents Intel 64 or AMD64 with hardware virtualization, at least 2 GB for host services plus designated guest memory, fast redundant storage with SSDs preferred, and redundant multi-gigabit network interfaces. Its separate evaluation-only minimum is not a production recommendation.
The generic x86-64 Home Assistant OS image requires x86-64, UEFI boot, compatible storage, and a supported network adapter; Secure Boot must be disabled.
Home Assistant documents a KVM/Proxmox QCOW2 deployment with minimum VM resources of 2 GB RAM and 2 vCPUs, requires UEFI, and directs KVM users to a non-Secure-Boot OVMF image. The example KVM command allocates 4 GB, while the guide says resources should be sized to the expected workload rather than asserting a universal higher recommendation.
Jellyfin recommends 8 GB RAM, SSD storage for application data and transcode cache, wired gigabit networking, and properly configured hardware acceleration for transcoding.
Jellyfin says Intel 7th through 10th generation integrated graphics remain capable for existing owners, but are no longer recommended for a new purchase because Intel deprecated the relevant toolkit.
This projection is generated from homelab graph version 0.1.0. The generated lifecycle index exposes only history events that are explicitly present in the structured record. It does not invent an earlier revision when the graph contains only its creation baseline.
— current candidate record reviewed against the attached evidence set.
— next required review under the monthly pilot-record review interval.
This route does not map to one simple lifecycle entity. Inspect the generated index for its component records; no route-level revision is implied.