Finished writing up my notes from the deployment of our latest home server and our switch to uCore: https://github.com/scottsweb/hamlet
Highlights include local SSL, an in home Steam server with Wolf and services that scale to zero when not in use (thanks to Sablier).
@vavakado I'm in a similar situation for my servers and have been experimenting with #ublue #uCore.
I only need Podman so i went with the ucore-minimal:stable image (Docker is also included) but ucore-hci:stable-nvidia has everything you mentioned wanting.
So far everything is running great on my test machine so i think i'm going to switch in the next week or so.
Had a uncomfortably large aha moment when I realized that, based on the way #fcos / #ucore works, I don't have to tear down and rebuild the VM to update configurations on everything, but instead define my own OCI/ostree image to load all my container configuration.
I've literally been destroying and rebuilding the image every time I've wanted to make a config change, or add a new service to the homelab. 
Cert creation was actually super smooth, thanks to my gateway device being on #opnsense . Defining the CAs and leaf certs was very straightforward through the interface.
Need to figure out a way to make sure the "tear down the vm and rebuild" cycle on the #ucore host it's running on doesn't blow away the stuff on the persistent volume. I thought it behaved, but apparently not so much. Fortunately, it's currently just RSS feeds, and I can always just reset via OPML file.
Thought bubble: Custom uCore as my NAS 🤔
Everything I do on my FreeBSD NAS is doable on uCore, but the main thing I have to think about is how to replicate my ISP-proof-FreeBSD-jail-using-ProtonVPN-for-torrenting setup. I could try using a VM, but I'm thinking LXC/Incus would be better.
As I recall, LXC was kind of not really straightforward to configure. If I could just edit a single configuration file for everything like I do with FreeBSD jails that would be great. Or even a modular, per-container configuration file setup.
I also should look into Cockpit as a web UI. I haven't used it in a while, so there's liable to be new features I haven't tried yet. It would be pretty cool if there was a Cockpit module for Incus/LXC containers.
Let's see how things go with my #UniversalBlue #ZFS image now.
Updated to install the #CoreOS stable kernel, along with ZFS kmod from #UCore akmods-zfs image.
Great that @jorge and friends put the work for CoreOS style bi-weekly kernel cadence, thank you very much 👍
@bitprophet seems very similar to what @UniversalBlue is doing, especially with #Bluefin. But so far I love using Bluefin. I do also love #Debian so might try VanillaOS on another computer or VM.
But yeah still looking to experiment with a headless immutable #homelab server OS that is, first of all, easy to install, and second, easy to manage (e.g. via Cockpit). I think Universal Blue’s #uCore does a lot of that but it’s confusing to install unless I’m just an idiot (likely).
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