MangoPenguin
@MangoPenguin@piefed.social
- Comment on Paperless cloud backups https:// samsm.ch/paperless-cloud-backu ps/ 1 month ago:
Restic is a good backup tool with encryption. Cryptomator is awesome but it doesn’t do backups, just storage.
- Comment on Paperless cloud backups https:// samsm.ch/paperless-cloud-backu ps/ 1 month ago:
How are you handling versioning and deleted files?
It seems like Restic would be a better option? It only backs up changed files and handles versioning, encryption, deduplication, and some fault recovery allready.
- Comment on Ways to Expose Services Publicly 2 months ago:
Yes generally around 1TB on cheap plans. That’s a ton of data though for streaming media, if youre moving more than that getting a higher tier VPS would make sense.
- Comment on Ways to Expose Services Publicly 2 months ago:
Most VPS are on 1Gbps connections, but even if it only has 100Mbps that’s plenty.
- Comment on Ways to Expose Services Publicly 2 months ago:
Just a reverse proxy, I was using Caddy, moved to Pangolin because it’s neat.
- Comment on Is this a good first homeserver? 2 months ago:
I would probably go Intel with iGPU for the transcoding and acceleration for Immich. i3-14100 is fast and cheap.
Otherwise you definitely have far more CPU power than you’ll need for those apps so no worries there.
- Comment on Is this a good first homeserver? 2 months ago:
Have you checked while it’s running all the ML tasks on import? Mine uses a good chunk of RAM while that’s running.
- Comment on Reliable messenger for family use? 2 months ago:
Delta chat seems pretty good, you can easily self host and it’s very lightweight.
I do not recommend matrix, the apps aren’t great, and hosting is a lot to deal with.
- Comment on Continuwuity 4 months ago:
Its just called a matrix server, you don’t need to tell anyone the specific kind.
- Comment on Getting Started with Proxmox 1 year ago:
I have a single container for docker that runs 95% of services, and a few other containers and VMs for things that aren't docker, or are windows/osx.
ext4 is the simple easy option, I tend to pick that on systems with lower amounts of RAM since ZFS does need some RAM for itself.
I do have an external USB HDD for backups to be stored on.