Work
Real projects I've built and run myself.
Six-node k3s cluster from rescued hardware
A batch of crypto-mining hotspots turned out to be dead ends: the wrong hardware, units failing, no support. Instead of e-waste, I stripped them down, passed spare parts to fellow IT students, and turned the boards into a six-node Kubernetes (k3s) cluster that's monitored, hardened, documented and still running.
What it shows: Linux on ARM, clustering, monitoring, and getting real value out of hardware other people would bin.
I don't throw hardware away. Ask me about reviving old laptops →
franken-scan
A free, read-only Linux security check-up: plain-English findings, the exact fix commands and an A–F grade. Tested across five Linux distributions and independently reviewed.
The Painted Heart
The online home of Stacey's art studio. A new custom site is being built. The link below goes to her current site.