Systems administrator in Metro Manila with 5+ years in enterprise IT. I run AWS, Azure, GCP and on-prem Hyper-V for 8,000+ users, and I build n8n workflows that take repetitive work off people's plates.
n8n is the tool I reach for most, both at work and in my homelab. These are the workflows I've built.
Repetitive tickets in FreshService are handled by workflows that call the FreshService and Active Directory APIs, so common requests are resolved without hands-on work.
Workflows catch server downtime and critical alarms and send real-time alerts, so serious problems reach the right people quickly.
An agentic workflow reads my mailbox for emails about specific service updates, records them in a Google Sheet, and sends a webhook message. It also flags vendor support replies and incidents.
Email, then AI agent, then Google Sheet, then webhook
My homelab n8n server sends alerts to Telegram and is where I learn and test new workflows before using them at work.
The panel at the top of this page is my real Proxmox VE cluster. Traffic comes in from my ISP through a MikroTik firewall, DNS goes through AdGuard, and Nginx reverse-proxies everything except Proxmox, and Cloudflare provides public DNS so services like n8n can be reached safely from outside. Uptime Kuma and n8n watch the critical services. Tailscale groups let my relatives reach only Jellyfin and n8n, while I can reach it all. My main PC runs Terraform to build the infrastructure as code.
Proxmox is also where I started managing VMs and user access professionally, back at CGI.
I'm looking for my next challenge supporting, optimizing and automating on-premise and hybrid infrastructure. Email is the fastest way to reach me.
cjosh.macas@gmail.com