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While it is a bit of work to rename the files that would still be my recommendation. I find jellyfin to be a great match for my anime that way.

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crispy gochujang tofu with vegetables and rice is a favourite.
Grated tofu in gratin and lasagna doesn’t add much in taste but works great for adding protein to a dish.

I find setting up an openvpn server with self-signed certificates + username and password login works well. You can even run it on tcp/443 instead of tcp/1194 if you want to make it less likely to be blocked.

Unless you wanna expose services to others my recommendation is always to hide your services behind a vpn connection.

I prefer running true vms too, but it is resource intensive.
Playing with lxcs and docker could allow one to run more services on a little beelink.

A VM is properly isolated and has it’s own OS and kernel. This improves security at the cost of overhead.
If you are starved for hardware resources then running lxcs instead of vms could give you more bang for the buck.

I remember trying both back when my server was new but missing something in dockge, can’t remember what right now.

I wouldn’t use RAID on USB.
If you only got 2x m.2 slots then I would probably prioritize disk space over RAID1 and ensure you got a backup up and running. There are m.2 to sata adapters but your Bee-link doesn’t have a suitable psu for that.

I would start with one VM running portainer and once that is up and running I would recommend learning how to backup and restore the VM. If you have enough disks I would look into ZFS RAID 1 for redundancy.
pve.proxmox.com/wiki/ZFS_on_Linux
Learning the redundancy and backup systems before having too many services active allows you to screw up and redo.