Comment on How do you manage your home server configuration?

• eli@lemmy.world ⁨1⁩ ⁨hour⁩ ago

  Yes, essentially I have:

  Proxmox Baremetal
      ↪LXC1
          ↪Docker Container1
      ↪LXC2
          ↪Docker Container2
      ↪LXC3
          ↪Docker Container 3
  

  Or using real services:

  Proxmox Baremetal
      ↪Ubuntu LXC1 192.168.1.11
          ↪Docker Stack ("Profana")
              ↪cadvisor
                grafana
                node_exporter
                prometheus
      ↪Ubuntu LXC2 192.168.1.12
          ↪Docker Stack ("paperless-ngx")
              ↪paperless-ngx-webserver-1
                apache/tika
                gotenberg
                postgresdb
                redis
      ↪Ubuntu LXC3 192.168.1.13
          ↪Docker Stack ("teamspeak")
              ↪teamspeak
                mariadb
  

  I do have a AMP game server, which AMP is installed in the Ubuntu container directly, but AMP uses docker to create the game servers.

  Doing it this way(individual Ubuntu containers with docker installed on each) allows me to stop and start individual services, take backups via proxmox, restore from backups, and also manage things a bit more directly with IP assignment.

  I also have pfSense installed as a full VM on my Proxmox and pfSense handles all of my firewall rules and SSL cert management/renewals. So none of my ubuntu/docker containers need to configure SSL services, pfSense just does SSL offloading and injects my SSL certs as requests come in.

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