Itsamelemmy
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- Comment on My setup (so far) 2 days ago:
Thanks. And, yeah I don’t have anything that needs to be accessible via the internet except plex, and plex handles that. Everything else, I’m fine with tailscale.
- Comment on My setup (so far) 2 days ago:
My setup is pretty similar. Could you help me with whether I should use proxmox?
Currently have everything on my gaming pc, but moving to it’s own dedicated pc. I have about 15 services running, all docker compose.
Debating between proxmox or debian. And was leaning towards Debian as I think I’d just have one VM of Debian with all my docker stuff, and I figured it being a VM would just add extra complications.
Do you think proxmox would be worth it in my case, or am I completely wrong in my thinking of putting all my dockers in one vm, and that’s not how it should be done?
- Comment on Hardware requirements 3 weeks ago:
Good to know. Storage space is expensive though and anything that’s using the big drives can be downloaded again if needed. So plan was to use online backup for the stuff I can’t lose like immich photos, actual budget etc and if a media drive crashes, I’ll just redownload.
- Comment on Hardware requirements 3 weeks ago:
I don’t think I did as that doesn’t sound familiar. Something to look into. Thanks.
- Comment on Hardware requirements 3 weeks ago:
Yes, but probably not correctly. That’s pretty much when I called it a day and haven’t tried to use it since.
- Comment on Hardware requirements 3 weeks ago:
Figure I can work out stuff like quick sync easy enough. Main concern was spending $100 or so on the USB enclosure and hours setting it up just to have to go back to the more powerful PC.
- Comment on Hardware requirements 3 weeks ago:
I remember putting something like that into the compose file, but didn’t spend a lot of time trying to figure out why it didn’t work.
- Submitted 3 weeks ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 26 comments
- Comment on Security considerations about hosting Immich from home 4 weeks ago:
In addition to this. If going tailscale at least, add the pi-hole as the DNS server. Now you have pi-hole on the go as well.