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If you’re willing to run at least 4 drives, RAID5 is good too. You get 75% of the space and as long as only one drives dies, you can rebuild the array without data loss. Ideally.

What sort of tests do you run?

Again, given that OP claims limited expertise, Kodi is a good starting point because of its simplicity.

I’ve mostly stopped using it because I find the Jellyfin apps adequate.

Well, I do use Jellyfin for in-home streaming as my TV has issue with HDR content tinting, and Jellyfin fixes that on-the-fly, but it’s certainly more complex setup than pointing Kodi at a network share

Well, you can just run a reverse proxy container with docker

Wouldn’t Kodi be better suited then? Jellyfin’s strength is its ability to transcode

Nextcloud AIO container runs pretty much without fuss on my VPS, but I don’t use the office features, just file syncing/sharing, contacts and calendar

They didn’t say all at once!

Just resist the urge to download everything at max quality. Some movies don’t need to be 4k, HD is enough.

Yeah but only in non-striping RAID. I had one of those fail after less than one year, RAID5 saved me from data loss.

There’s Feishin that can connect to Jellyfin or Navidrome

There’s been a whole lot of stabbing in the news lately, I guess that’s what the news cycle is on right now

NAT may be insecure but it keeps chugging on

I mean, with a post like this, I’d call it baiting

My example is home assistant. Deploying on its own hardware means an officially supported management layer, which makes my life easier.

If you’re talking about backups and updates for addons and core, that works on VMs as well.

I’m sure he didn’t know your family as well as you do, but as for jellyfin, that’s exactly what you do, open it in a browser and stream

"Who do you outsource you infrastrutture design to? "

" Girlcock systems!”

lol

There’s no rules here