LoPTA — Log Parser & Triage Assistant
A practical log parsing/triage tool integrating AI assistance. LoPTA aids in making sense of your messy logs and prioritizing action.
View on GitHub →Cybersecurity • Homelabbing • Networking • Poetry
Building, documenting, and explaining security systems with cozy homelab panache.
Cybersecurity from the Comfort of HomeSweetLab
I’m transitioning into cybersecurity with a hands-on focus: a practical and capable homelab, customized with my scripts and managed with my tools, and documented in a YouTube series (HomeSweetLab). I'm a lifelong writer and love to bring documentation, communication and clear and informative explanations to my cybersecurity practice.
HomeSweetLab is a YouTube series where I play with, talk about and document my homelab, sharing cybersecurity, Linux administration and Proxmox fun with cozy panache.
Video coming soon
When the channel/video is live, we’ll embed it here.
My present coding projects are focused on cybersecurity (logs, SIEM tools) and homelab (Proxmox and automation tools).
A practical log parsing/triage tool integrating AI assistance. LoPTA aids in making sense of your messy logs and prioritizing action.
View on GitHub →Currently building a repo containing several quick & handy homelab adminisration tools.
Launching soon →A homelab is a place to experiment, learn, break things and fix them (and repeat), and traverse the throes of failure and transcend into the heaven of having-fixed-it. It's a wonderful adventure. With my homelab, I am always trying to expand, learn something new, push aging silicon to the max and push myself as a human. While at it I make sure have fun, be creative, get a little poetry out of it. More practically speaking, meddle with:
I have been writing Hebrew poetry for almost all my life. I have published 4 books of poetry, and am awaiting the publication of my first novel. In addition, I've worked for around 20 years in legal translation. I love texts. I love writing, documenting, communicating. Check out my documentation projects (under my HomeLabKit repo, or in my HomeSweetLab Youtube channel) to see my approach to documentation and communication. I love a good story - or at least that's what I tell myself.
To follow up on my projects or contact me: