2022 - Is this still a homelab?

Electricity cost are on the rise. At this point, the Ivy Bridge Xeon Processors are over 8 years old, and are drawing more watts compared to a more modern processor.

Time for an internal upgrade. A LOT of upgrades.

From top to bottom:

• 1U 24 Port Patch Panel
• 1U 24 Port Patch Panel
• Brocade ICX 7250
  • 48 Gigabit RJ45 Ports, 8x 10G SFP+ Ports
  • Going 10G for the servers network, because why not
  • Command Line operation for the switch at last; time for some automation
• Netgear GS108LP PoE Switch
  • DMZ switch
  • Physical separation for the DMZ network
• 1U Shelf, holding Raspberry Pi trays
  • From Left to Right:
    • Raspberry Pi 3B, Primary Pi-Hole
    • Raspberry Pi 3B, Secondary Pi-Hole
    • Raspberry Pi 4B 2GB, Home Assistant
      
    • Raspberry Pi 4B 2GB, Network Monitoring
      
    • Raspberry Pi CM4 8GB, Pi-Box, running NextCloud
• 1U pfSense Server
  • Supermicro X10SDV-4C-TLN2F
    • Built-in Dual 10G Intel NIC
    • Xeon-D 1520 Low Power CPU
  • 16GB DDR4 ECC RAM
  • Intel i350-T4 Quad Gigabit PCIe NIC
  • 2x120GB SSD for mirrored Boot drive
• Unifi Protect NVR
• 2U Main ESXI Server
  • AsRock x470D4U AM4 Motherboard
    • One of the only Server grade motherboard for the consumer Ryzen CPUs
  • Ryzen 7 3800X
    • 8 Cores 16 Threads
  • 128GB (4x32GB) DDR4 RAM
  • 2x Nvidia Quadro P400 GPU
  • Supermicro Dual 10G SFP+NIC
    • One port is directly connected to the TrueNAS server for NFS share
• 2U TrueNAS server
  • AsRock D1541D4U-2T8R Motherboard
    • Xeon-D 1541 Low Power CPU
      • 8 Cores 16 Threads
    • On-Board 10G RJ45 NIC
  • 4x12TB HDD in RAID 10
    • Bulk Media Storage
  • 2x 1.6TB SAS SSD in RAID 1
    • ESXI NFS Datastore
  • 2x 1.6TB SAS SSD in RAID 1
    • Backup Pool
  • 2x Dual 10G SFP+ PCIe NIC
    • One direct connection to ESXI server for NFS share
    • One SMB only connection to rest of network
    • One webGUI only connection to rest of network
• 4U Server
  • Brother's server, also upgraded to Ryzen with Asrock Mobo

On the back, from top to bottom:

• 1U PDU, connected to CyberPower UPS
• 1U APC ATS, connected to both APC UPS and Tripp Lite UPS
  • Networking Equipment are connected to this ATS, for extended run time
  • With only the pfSense, Brocade Switch, Unifi Access Points, and Verizon ISP modems, the three UPS gives about 30 minutes of continuous run time during the recent power outage
• 1U PDU with switches for quick ISP modem reboots
• 1U VGA KVM

Is this even a home lab anymore? It feels more and more like a home data center instead.