EpicFailGuy
@EpicFailGuy@lemmy.world
- Comment on The Commodore 64 Ultimate computer is the company's first hardware release in over 30 years — pre-orders start at $299 1 day ago:
Song name? I feel like it’s way too fucking good to be an ad jingle
- Comment on What else should I self-host? 2 days ago:
I don’t trust oracle at all. The guide uses them because they’re free (It includes a business generator so that oracle doesn’t reclaim your box)
I personaly went with IONOS because they have a 2.99 plan with unlimited bandwidth which is great for pangolin as that’s routing traffic for my “media” box
- Comment on What else should I self-host? 3 days ago:
Host a pangolin reverse proxy on a free oracle cloud VPS! It’s super nice to redirect online traffic to a LAN resource, that way you can share your home lab with friends and family without having to forward any ports or loosen your security posture.
blog.thetechcorner.sk/…/Connect-to-your-homelab-o…
I also highly recommend this suite of tools for downloading and streaming legal media via torrent because I would never endorse piracy.
- Comment on VMware’s rivals ramp efforts to create alternative stacks 5 days ago:
Interesting,
I’ve automated deployment with SDNET and templates, but the other stuff you’re doing with terraform is more akin “Orchestration” There must be some GUI for terraform that works with proxmox.
I guess you could do the same with expansible and playbooks but it sounds like you’re looking for something with a GUI that does the work for you.
I can’t think of any, but proxmox does have an API … wondering why no one has done this yet …
- Comment on Questions about DAS 5 days ago:
My previous experience is with dropbox and onedrive and I tend to limit bandwidth … I want sync to happen in the background. It’s not something I usually consider “high priority”
I found NC to be a lot more flexible and complete, specially with all the machine learning options. I also appreciate the privacy and price Hosting about 7TB of data for $10 worth of power a month and a $150 investment that allows me to host many other things.
The web interface in my case is a bit slow initially but that’s mostly because I opted to route it via pangolin reverse proxy / cloud flare tunnels, but I notice once the redis cache DB loads it’s blazing fast.
Overall I’m pretty happy with the speed, I’m sharing this with a family of 15 and I haven’t heard any complaints yet.
- Comment on VMware’s rivals ramp efforts to create alternative stacks 6 days ago:
not sure what the big deal is, I’m running a docker lab with portrainer inside a proxmox LXC
- Comment on Questions about DAS 1 week ago:
Wow! Thanks so much for that explanation. I think In my mind I was mixing DAS with SAN and “fabric”
I’m much more confident now In planning this upgrade.
- Comment on Questions about DAS 1 week ago:
Good Point, idrac has issues on this server, I’ll take another crack at it and see if I can get it going.
I tried with powerstat and powertop but no dice
- Comment on Questions about DAS 1 week ago:
about 5TB of the 7 I have available are in use. I was planning on expanding to 12 to allow for growth.
I could just upgrade to bigger drives (1 TBs currently) but it feels cheaper to go with DAS
- Comment on Questions about DAS 1 week ago:
Good point. I actually have a watt meter coming in the mail tomorrow. Will measure the idle consumption of the r430 and report back. This thing sits mostly at under 10% except when running backups or the machine learning algos for nextcloud image recognition.
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- Comment on I require nothing more 1 week ago:
hell yeah
- Comment on Questions about DAS 1 week ago:
I’ve considered it, but decent NUCs are much pricier than old discarded hardware.
I have a good source thru my job for tons of CTO hardware, these R230’s cost me about 50 bucks a pop, and considering they sip power they’re a really hard to pass deal, it sounds like a really good way to learn proxmox HA, load balancing and ceph minus the storage capacity
I guess I could still host a 10G nas on an r230 with a DAS, but my questions remain.
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- Comment on Jellyfin over the internet 2 weeks ago:
WOW! That’s one hell of a deal. You’ve convinced me XD I’m installing pangolin Right now. The hell with Cloudflare and their evil ways
- Comment on Jellyfin over the internet 2 weeks ago:
What an absolute gigachad XD
- Comment on Jellyfin over the internet 2 weeks ago:
I’m currently using CF Tunnels and I’m thinking about this (I have pretty good offers for VPS as low as $4 a month)
Can you comment on bandwidth expectations? My concern is that I also tunnel Nextcloud and my offsite backups and I may exceed the VPS bandwidth restrictions.
BTW I’m testing Pangolin which looks AWESOME so far.
- Comment on Bill Gates and Linus Torvalds meet for the first time. 3 weeks ago:
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That HAS to be sarcasm … right?
- Comment on *tap tap tap* 3 weeks ago:
ayyyy boo, what that tongue do?
- Comment on A woman tried to call her mom in Iran. A robotic voice answered the phone 3 weeks ago:
Hello fellow lvl1 tech watcher
- Comment on ELI5: How to put several servers on one external IP? 3 weeks ago:
You already have a lot of good answers … but I got one more to add.
I have a very similar setup on my homelab and I’m using a Cloudflare tunnel.
It’s a free service and it’s really good because it allows you to expose web services and specific ports for remote access over dynamic IPs without having to expose your own router.
- Comment on No looky for you! 1 month ago:
my counter top dishwasher has a window, and i love watching that thing while I cook. It’s hypnotic almost youtu.be/FpMVsGYbhcc?t=258
- Comment on The Atoms Family 8 months ago:
Marie and Pierre Courie
- Comment on I have the weirdest aesthetic preferences 9 months ago:
ha!
- Comment on Asus Z890 motherboards emerge at a U.S. retailer — pricing starts at $280 and goes over $1,000 9 months ago:
Motherboards are all about I/O and connectivity.
Personally, I do the exact same thing (I’m still Running an MSI B350M with a 5900X) but I can understand people that pay a couple hundred bucks to have extra ports / slots or built in wifi or whatever …
$1000 for a motherboard tho … that’s ridiculous. What could possibly be worth 1000$?
