Available StackKits
Base Kit
Best for getting startedSingle-environment pattern. Local or cloud, any node count. Perfect for your first homelab.
Modern Homelab Kit
Best for hybrid setupsCloud and local combined — both mandatory. Multi-node on both ends possible.
High Availability Kit
Best for reliabilityAutomatic failover, redundancy, and quorum consensus. 3+ nodes minimum.
How to choose
| Question | Base | Modern | HA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where does your infra run? | Local or cloud (single environment) | Cloud and local (both required) | Any — HA features are the point |
| Do you need high availability? | No | No | Yes — automatic failover |
| Want AI/ML services? | Optional | Yes | Optional |
| Experience level? | Beginner | Intermediate | Advanced |
| Typical use case | First homelab, simple setups | Hybrid cloud+home, power users | Production services, uptime-critical |
Add-ons
Every StackKit can be extended with add-ons — composable modules you mix and match. A few common ones:- Media (
media) — Jellyfin + *arr stack - Photos (
photos) — Immich - Observability (
monitoring) — VictoriaMetrics + Grafana + Loki + Alloy - Backup (
backup) — Kopia encrypted backups, 3-2-1 targets - AI / LLM (
ai-workloads) — Ollama + Open WebUI - Dev platform (
dev-platform) — Gitea + Woodpecker CI - Advanced auth (
authelia) — replaces TinyAuth
What’s next?
Customize your kit
Learn how to modify StackKit settings and add-ons.
Browse kit details
See full specifications for each StackKit.