Hearthnet

Progress

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Objective

What this quest sets out to do

Isolate the DGX Spark on its own VLAN with a household-only reverse proxy, so other devices can reach it locally and, later, securely from outside without opening the machine to the open internet.

Why it matters

Why Solystopia cares

Sovereignty fails at the network layer if the "private" machine ships every request through a third-party tunnel or sits on a flat home network next to every other device. Hearthnet is the quest that keeps the boundary real.

Components

What this is actually made of

• Managed switch with VLAN support
• WireGuard for remote household access
• Local DNS entry for the Spark

Milestones

Where this quest stands

Open design questions

What is not yet decided

• Is a commercial mesh router acceptable for the household boundary, or does a self-hosted router OS (e.g. OPNsense) better match the sovereignty argument?
• How is remote access handled when the household is away — a permanent WireGuard tunnel, or no remote access at all by default?
• At what point, if any, does a second Spark and clustered fabric become justified for this specific household's workload?