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My server mysteriously stopped working in December. After a scheduled restart, the OS wouldn't load so the fan was running on high for a few days while I was staying at a friends for a few days.
I checked the logs and couldn't find anything suspicious. Loaded a previous backup that worked and still nothing loaded on startup. Tested the Pi 5 with a USB drive that had a fresh Alpine Linux install on it and everything loaded up fine so I was able to rule out any hardware issues. The HDD with the old OS mounted just fine to my laptop. I still have no idea what happened.
This happened a few days before my domain name expired and I was planning to change my domain name to something shorter. Decided to hold off on remaking my server from scratch until I finish a few other projects.
The other projects will help me manage my network connected devices so it's all working towards a common goal. Fortunately I am getting very close to finishing those projects. I am putting the final touches on my last project and should done within a few days.
Next I'll reinstall my Pi 4 with HomeAssistant again to fix it's networking issue. Only the terrarium grow lights are affected and my gecko chose to hibernate outside of the terrarium this winter so she's unaffected (heat lamps are controlled by a separate, isolated device). After that I'll fix my Pi 5 server and this time go with Podman over Docker.