Current Setup

Current Workstation and Software Setup

A practical snapshot of the hardware, lab environments, productivity tools, and coding tools behind the work.

Hardware

Workstations, Laptops, Lab Images, and Connectivity

4 server-grade workstations with a combined 72 i9 processor cores, 192 GB of RAM, and 30 TB of SSD storage.
Three 43-inch 4K monitors running at 3840 x 2160, giving the working space of twelve 1920 x 1080 displays.
Two enterprise Dell laptops with i9 24-core processors, 64 GB of RAM, 2 TB SSD storage, and 17.3-inch screens.
Project work is synced across workstations and laptops for redundancy and access from multiple machines.
Multiple VMware images are ready for environments from Windows Server 2008 through 2025 and SQL Server 2005 through 2025, making it fast to test customer solutions against matching environments.
High-speed cable internet with standby high-speed satellite internet for backup connectivity.

Productivity Software

Desktop organization with folder portals, paired with syncing, to maintain the same desktop layout across multiple machines.

Local data sync for large working datasets. I have used it to keep roughly 10 TB synced for more than 10 years.

A screenshot, screen capture, and documentation tool for quickly capturing and sharing work-in-progress details.

Coding Tools

A must-have tool for comparing directories and files.

Primary editor for project work, code review, quick edits, and local repo navigation.

AI coding workspace used for hands-on repo work, automation, review, and implementation support.