Tranberg

David Tranberg is a personal technology blog focused on homelab projects, practical IT guides, and hands-on learning, presented with a creative interest in stop-motion and video content. Describing himself as a computer janitor, Linux tinkerer, hardware enthusiast, apprentice developer, and AI explorer, Tranberg shares what he builds, tests, and learns along the way.

The site offers step-by-step tutorials and project notes for readers interested in setting up and managing home technology. Topics include installing Proxmox, creating virtual machines with Ubuntu Server, deploying Docker, configuring Home Assistant and Zigbee2MQTT, and setting up Pi-hole for network-wide DNS filtering. It also explores self-hosted services, including Immich for managing and backing up photos and videos, with features such as AI-powered search.

Hardware is another part of the blog, with details about Tranberg’s home server builds and components. Organized by categories, tags, and archives, the site helps readers find information across homelab, Linux, smart-home, and server topics.