Photo Proof

Luke Lavender work photos

Photo proof with context: field installs, POS refreshes, rack deployments, Data Center and server-room work, home production infrastructure, public proof, and early media work in one focused view.

Field and POS Infrastructure Public proof Timeline

Field and POS

Traveling onsite work, retail systems, refreshes, and closeout proof.

Arby's Dell POS boxes staged for rollout — **Arby's Dell POS box staging**Dell POS hardware staged for retail refresh work, showing the practical setup behind cutovers and onsite deployment.

Luke onsite at Arby's during POS field work — **Onsite POS field work**Full Arby's onsite scene from POS field work, with the store environment visible instead of a tight portrait crop.

Outdoor drive-thru network installation in progress — **Drive-thru network install**Outdoor drive-thru infrastructure work where weather, conduit, power, access, and cutover timing all mattered.

High-mounted wall network cabinet near the ceiling in a retail site — **High-mounted network cabinet**Wall-mounted network/server cabinet in a live retail environment, showing infrastructure support above the active workspace.

Jackson Ohio Arby's rewire proof screenshot — **Jackson, Ohio rewire proof**Before-and-after style proof from a network cleanup and rewire visit.

Front desk workstation and phone area during refresh work — **Front desk workstation refresh**Full workstation, phone, desk, and peripheral context from office refresh work.

Office copier and printer equipment during field support work — **Office printer and peripheral support**Printer and copier support context from office IT field work.

HP equipment boxes staged for field deployment — **Workstation and monitor staging**Hardware staged for endpoint refresh and deployment work.

Infrastructure

Racks, storage, Data Center context, production environments, and home infrastructure.

Full rack view with cabling and field equipment — **Rack install and cabling work**Full rack view with switches, patching, structured cabling, and onsite equipment.

Close-up of structured cabling and network rack work — **Structured cabling close-up**Closer view of patching and cable organization inside a production rack.

Server and network rack hardware with active equipment — **Server and network rack support**Rack-side server and network hardware context from infrastructure support work.

Grouped Rack Proof

Same retail rack, different site conditions.

These photos show rack work moving through rough wall wiring, utility-room placement, store-floor cutover conditions, labeled POS ports, phone/POS devices, UPS, server, and closeout context. The point is practical deployment work: making a real rack function in whatever environment the site gives you.

Retail rack with wall wiring and site equipment before closeout — Early site placement with wall wiring and rack equipment.

Retail rack in utility room with wall systems and cabling — Utility-room deployment context with wall systems and cabling.

Retail rack close view with labeled switch ports and POS cabling — Close rack view with labeled POS switch ports and patching.

Retail rack staged in store aisle during cutover work — Store-floor cutover conditions with rack and POS equipment.

Retail rack cutover detail with POS labels, phone, UPS, server, and cabling — Cutover detail with POS labels, phone, UPS, server, and cabling.

Home lab rack with NetApp storage, Dell servers, switching, patch panels, and KVM console — **Full home rack and NetApp lab**Home and Keith's Kitchens infrastructure rack with Cisco routing/switching, NetApp storage, TrueNAS, and UCS context.

Home lab rack detail with NetApp storage and Dell rack servers — **Home rack storage detail**NetApp storage and rack-server detail from the production/home infrastructure rack.

Server and Data Center Proof

Rack-side exposure across enterprise hardware.

Location-neutral proof across server rooms and Data Center style spaces: HP ProLiant, Dell EMC, Cisco, NetApp/storage, cable-tray, UPS, and rack environments. These are here to show hands-on hardware context without disclosing private site locations.