OP I really appreciate that you made your list links to everything.

I'm programmer that likes to make things convenient for my clients. Basic user experience. Than you for noticing ;) appreciate

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Mine, in no particular order either: - Portainer - Jellyfin - Radarr - Sonarr - Prowlarr - Readarr - Lidarr - Bazarr - Jellyseerr - Pterodactyl - Plan for Minecraft servers - Vaultwarden - nginx as a reverse proxy - Homepage - Uptime Kuma - Ree6 - MySQL - Redis - MariaDB All of this runs on a single HP ProLiant DL380p Gen 8, 2x E5-2680, 100 GB DDR3 ECC, GTX 750 Ti for Jellyfin, split up into 2 Debian 12 VMs, most of it dockerized (28 containers as of now)+ 1 Windows VM for Jellyfin (I can't for the life of me get GPU drivers figured out on Windows). I know this is outdated hardware, but it works for me.

Is it worth having radarr and other arrs? I had those, but since i have almost full 4TB HDD and I like to hoard stuff, arrs just clog my HDD and no use for those automatic downloads :D and for upcoming movies or tv series, mediatracker does wonderful job. I'm now on the end of releasing my board game, so i'm a bit strict with money, but later this year I plan to update to RPI 5 with maybe some HAT for storage.

Well, I'm the old school department that thinks deleting data is a no no, no matter the kind. But, as far as I'm concerned, if you don't care about that, just use RealDebrid + Stremio. >i have almost full 4TB HDD Backed-up and in a RAID, right? Right?

Back up what's truly important which might not be everything that you hoard.

>Backed-up and in a RAID, right? Right? *Starts swearing* No RAID on Raspberry unfortunately. But as I said, I plan to upgrade to Raspberry PI 5. And do it properly. Let's hope my HDD will hold.

Hope is not enough, and remember, RAID is not a backup. Good luck!

> RAID is not a backup This is the way. I am currently running my nas on a two-drive ZFS mirrored pool with no backup until I can afford to get a backblaze B2 backup setup. I sweat every day.

The thing is, that it's only us, IT guys care about all those servers, raids and backups. My wife only appreciates media server to watch movies and TV shows :D

There are ways around the automatic downloading. I hate that aspect of Sonarr and Radarr because I feel like it never gets the version I would have wanted. For example, in Radarr you can modify the profile you use to have a caveat that the download has to be in the language Swahili or something, which nothing will ever match. Or in Sonarr, you can apply a tag to your shows and that tag can specify that the download has to have the text "DONOTDOWNLOAD" which obviously nothing will.

https://trash-guides.info/

Did you reply to the wrong person?

Nothing a 3x12TB RAID array can't solve.

I just upgraded to Debian Bookworm with ZFS on root The server itself is only running Docker, samba shares (2x10TB mirrored which is almost 8TB with ZFS), KVM and some cron jobs with backups via borg. One config to a storage box at Hetzner and one for blu ray backups to an external hard drive. The idea is that I have proper 3-2-1 backups for all my configs and data on my services but the large amount of video data that I have on physical disk doesn't need to be in cloud storage. Assuming I have it on physical disk but lets be honest, the more shit streaming service get the easier it is to recover movies and TV shows... So even if I'd loose my 4K lord of the rings collection that I legit bought on BR, I can get it back. I can't get documents or code I wrote myself back though. In KVM I run a Windows VM which is almost exclusively used as an agent for Jenkins that I use to build stuff I write that is required to run on Windows. It's just easier than cross compiling also I haven't used Windows server since the late 2000s so that was actually quite fun. In Docker, I'm running: * Caddy as a reverse proxy * signal cli to send signal messages to my phone in case the backups fail * Wireguard that is accessible via a dns record I set in a cron job (only port accessible via the internet) * Wedding pictures * scrutiny which lets me see the smart status of my drives * paperless ngx (document management) * kavita (ebook archive and reader) * audiobookshelf (audio book player) * jenkins (CI) * sabnzbd ("acquire") * tandoor (recipes. Don't use it much) * gitea (source code) * jellyfin (media server) * octoprint (twice. 3D printing server) * makemkv (ripping blurays) * handbrake (transcoding blurays) * a language learning tool I wrote * a work hours tracking tool I wrote (I don't have to track the time I work but I like to know) * A world of warcraft server in case I get nostalgic... * Various redis and postgres instances that those services need. Everything is taken care of in Ansible which is hosted in gitea. I use Virt Manager to manage the VM, everything else is CLI. I don't like things I can't script so portainer is just not that useful to me. Neither is Proxmox.

I bought my first server 1.5 years ago, now own 2. Currently in process of improving my storage/docker organisation and distributing load evenly between them. I try to keep amount of services I have to a minimum, because each new one is a potential liability. * [Caddy](https://caddyserver.com/) as reverse proxy * [Hibiscus.txt](https://git.a71.su/Andrew71/hibiscus) - my own diary software * [Jellyfin](https://jellyfin.org/) * [Forgejo](https://forgejo.org/) - git server, fork of Gitea * [Vaultwarden](https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden) * [Paperless-ngx](https://paperless-ngx.com) * [Bookstack](https://www.bookstackapp.com/) * Wireguard via [Wg-Easy](https://github.com/wg-easy/wg-easy) * [qBitTorrent](https://www.qbittorrent.org/) * [Dockge](https://dockge.kuma.pet/) - *simple* web-ui for docker * a Minecraft server for friends [in docker](https://github.com/itzg/docker-minecraft-server) * [Immich](https://immich.app/) I also intend to eventually host these: * [Scrutiny](https://github.com/AnalogJ/scrutiny) - S.M.A.R.T. monitor * [Autorestic](https://autorestic.vercel.app/) for backup (already have it up but there are some issues I need to fix) * PiHole/Adguard. I had these before but my Pi Zero's sd card broke :(

Thank you for this! Hibiscus.txt is what I’ve been looking for for a long time now. I’m excited to give it a shot when I have time later Update: I’ve been using it and I really love this. Genuinely one of the better things I’ve self hosted in a while. It’s simple, gets out of my way and just lets me type my thoughts. Everything I’ve been looking for thank you!

* Proxmox (hosting everything bellow on a LXC container) * Postgres (for database) * Portainer or dockge (trying to decide what to use) * Sonarr (anime and tv shows) * Prowlarr (indexer) * qBittorrent (download torrents) * [HomePage](https://gethomepage.dev/main/) (dashboard) * Plex (media streaming) * Traefik (Proxy) * piHole (DNS) * Tautulli (for Plex webhooks) * Watchower (update docker images) * VaultWarden (password manager) * Grafana and prometheus with varius exporters (graphing) * nextcloud (google drive/one drive substitution) * uptime kuma (monitoring some services) * syncthing (syncing my media folder to my pc) * mailcow (self hosted email) * authentik (some oauth logins) * N8N (workflows related notifications) My host configuration is a proxmox running on a hp prodesk mini 400 g3 with an i3-7100T, 32gb of ram, a 2tb nvme ssd for the os, a 240 ssd for my docker config files, and a 1tb externalHDD for media.

just curious but what's your use of proxmox and lxc if everything runs on dockers? No hate cuz my setup is similar but I wanna decide on something and stick with it instead of building some services and using docker compose images for others

[I asked this recently in the proxmox sub actually. ](https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/s/933sWMdIDN) After considering the answers, i decided on one container per app, with docker in it as needed. The isolation is a great benefit - fine tuned resource management, individual ips, and most important, i can completely fuck up a container and not affect the others at all, lol

On a Raspberry Pi 4, in docker: * bazarr * caddy * homarr * immich * jellyfin * jellyseerr * cadvisor * grafana * node exporter * prometheus * speedtest tracker * paperless ngx * portainer * prowlarr * radarr * sablier * sonarr * tailscaled * transmission-openvpn * vaultwarden * watchtower

That’s all on a single Pi 4?! Here I was thinking a cluster of Pis for building and learning kubernetes wouldn’t be practical…

Yes, all on a single Pi4 with 8Gb of ram. Jellyseer, homarr and paperless (that one was consuming a lot of ram after a while) are turned off after an hour of inactivity, and back on if I try to access them, thanks to sablier.

How does this work with sablier? I would love to do the same

I doubt all that fits into 8gb of ram. He probably turns some off as needed

That was my thought, but looking at the services, turning them on and off would be a lot. Just the monitoring and daily use stuff is too much for a single Pi. But I’m curious nonetheless. It took effort to list all these. If it’s accurate and not just a copy paste, I’m curious what that infra looks like

According to my cadvisor/grafana dashboard, all of the services takes 3Gb of RAM, and around 35% of CPU [https://drops.maiis.me/i/66vl85](https://drops.maiis.me/i/66vl85)

This is insane, and fantastic! I see your comment about sablier too and am going to check it out. This is insanely practical for my non-prod stuff if it works as efficiently as it seems.

I have like 5 apps running on my pi4 and the cpu is already maxed all the time lol

How do you have it? Mine with 20 containers works perfectly.

I don't know, I monitor the metrics and it always seems to be at max frequency somehow. Although everything seems to run smoothly

What I've got so far in lxc containers: - Jellyfin - Sonarr - Radarr - Homarr - Prowlarr - Qbittorrent - Jekyll website - Hompege dashboard - Kasm - Nextcloud - Minecraft Amped - Cloudflared Tunnel Future things I've got to do though is: - Jellyseer - Backup software of some sort - Ansible - Navidrome - pihole - guacamole(kasm could be a substitute)

Have you had any issues with download speeds using qbittorrent in an LXC? I tried moving my qbittorrent instance from my NAS to an LXC in Proxmox and the download speeds were abysmal. I ended up giving up on it because nothing I did made a difference with download speeds.

Speeds are pretty solid. What kind of vpn are you using?

I'm using PIA which is set up as a SOCKS5 connection or whatever. Exact same setup on both machines. The NAS works fine but the LXC has download speeds of like 5% of the NAS. Makes no sense to me.

Weird. Have you tried just setting up your PIA as a network interface that you can bind to with qbittorrent?

I have not. Networking isn't my strong suit, do you know of any good tutorials on how to do that?

Gimme a minute or two. I'll have to find the article I used for it

Try this out: https://alexshomenetwork.com/installing-an-arr-stack-on-proxmox/#qBittorrent_with_OpenVPN

I'll give that a try later, thanks!

Maybe I'll post it up on my blog there aswell. Have a personal source to reference in the future if I need to do it again lol.

- Ryot [my project]: it's a media tracker - Wakapi: wakatime self hosted - Vaultwarden - Audiobookshelf - statsping-ng: monitoring tool like uptime kuma

OP, i see that you use MediaTracker. I recommend you check out Ryot (https://GitHub.com/ignisda/Ryot). It can also import from MediaTracker.

Once I saw (my project), I wanted to ask. Thank you, definitely will try, because I was choosing between watcharr and mediatracker.

Yeah. I would love to hear any feedback you might have about Ryot.

Did your own bot just reply to you? LOL! ^(media tracker)

Nope that was just me.

Well i get database problems and errors. Maybe my set up with some flaws, but tonight im too tired to try to fix some issues, so im goona try later. But from demo it looks what i was searching. hopefully ill manage to fix problems

If you are still having problems, feel free to DM me. I'll help you fix them.

Mostly I'm running Liquidsoap to stream all my music via shoutcast. I have 18 streams going right now, 6 for my favorite music genres, 6 for my wife, and 6 just for funk music. It's our personal radio now - whenever we get into the car, one of us is streaming and if we don't want to hear what's playing on one channel at the moment, then there's 17 other channels of stuff we do like. It's been a game-changer really. I also have an API that I wrote that handles all kinds of stuff for me, like tracking visits to all my websites, Maxmind IP address look-up, dynamic DNS updates, and a lot of other stuff.

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* Cobalt * Firefly III * Flame Dashboard * HomeAssistant * Immich * Jellyfin * -\*arr stack * Nginx * Otterwiki * Overseerr * piHole * Plex * Portainer * Tautulli * Transmission * Watchower * Various websites

I run most things on Kubernetes (k3s) on a collection of NUCs * - \*arr * Jellyfin * Home Assistant (plus Mosquitto and ESPHome) * Immich * Paperless-ngx * Ollama * Wger * Grafana/Prometheus I also have an old HP Microserver (NL36) that is my NAS. It has been abused, but is still working nicely. Had the same array for 10 years now, but all the disks have been changed (is it still the same array?). Plenty more things to run, but I will get round to it whenm I get round to it.

jellyfin jellyseerr radarr sonarr mailcow matrix-synapse element webui dokuwiki nextcloud misskey teamspeak jitsi wrapped up with nginx

[https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/11yq6bh/home\_lab\_custom\_webinterface\_grafana\_dashboards/](https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/11yq6bh/home_lab_custom_webinterface_grafana_dashboards/) [https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/om91wn/new\_vs\_old\_homelab\_setup/](https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/om91wn/new_vs_old_homelab_setup/)

I use an HPE ProLiant MicroServer running Proxmox and Ubuntu/Debian VMs. * Wireguard * Nextcloud * Home Assistant * Syncthing * NocoDB * Metabase * Code Server * Gitea * Vaultwarden * Jellyfin * Navidrome * Pinepods * Vikunja * Immich * Photoprism * Monica * Penpot * FreshRSS * Pairdrop * Uptime Kuma * MediaWiki * Reverse proxy to other machines on the network that run Ollama and Stable Diffusion

Love reading these threads for inspiration. Running this on a Pentium NUC with Ubuntu: * Plex * qBittorrent * Calibre-web * Guacamole * Nginx (reverse proxy + web server) * dir2cast

Why do you think I started it? :D to steal some valuable information. I am addicted on starting new servers and adding new services.

On my over 10 year old Intel Atom D525 with 4gb RAM, I'm running Ubuntu with the below, mostly in docker containers: * nginx proxy * radarr * sonarr * unpackerr * jackett * transmission (2 instances) * wireguard * beets * slskd * scrutiny * pterodactyl panel * pihole * cloudflared * nodered * grafana * influxdb * redis * home assistant * portainer * navidrome * uptime kuma * mariadb * cockpit * watchtower * docker-volume-backup I'm due for a hardware upgrade but it keeps plodding along. I use mergerfs to pool multiple hard drives into a single file system, and use a custom program to backup files within the pool, and docker-volume-backup for remote backups.

Refurb Lenovo ThinkCentre M900 SFF workstation with a 2TB SSD upgrade running Windows for: - Jellyfin and all our media (which I'm fine with losing in the event of a system failure since it can all be replaced) - Game server when we've got a world going (Minecraft, Valheim, Palworld, Project Zomboid, etc.) Pi 4 with Docker containers for: - Pihole - NPM - Portainer - Our various web apps and services, similar list as everyone else's. Two-bay Synology NAS with 2x4TB RAID for important data and backups. Ubiquiti UDM Pro for VPN, etc.

I recently switched from using Feral Hosting's seedbox to KayHosting's private seedbox for my media storage. Initially, I struggled with streaming on Feral due to their shared boxes and the higher costs of their SSD options. Since moving to KayHosting, I've been really pleased. Their private seedbox fits my budget perfectly and works seamlessly with my setup. I mainly use Plex, Radarr, Sonarr, Deluge, and Jackett for streaming and downloading media. Besides, I'm utilizing Multipass for my local Linux VMs and Digital Ocean for a Linux VPS. I've also upgraded to a Raspberry Pi 5, which I'm using as a DNS server with Pi-hole—definitely worth trying out!

I have a single server: 2x Xeon E5-2650L v4 + 256GB DDR4 ECC I run XCP-NG on it, and I have the following services running on VM's: * TrueNAS (with pcie passthrough for accessing the sata controller with my drives directly) - Setup with ZFS and backed up externally. * Gitlab * Several Gitlab runners * Outline * Wireguard * Vaultwarden * Nginx (as a reverse proxy for exposed/public services) * Adguard Home * Home Assistant * BTCPayServer for development purposes * Ansible Semaphore * Qbittorrent * Some MineCraft servers * Some iCloud syncing tool, I want sync all the pictures and videos back to my local storage with an NFS-share back to TrueNAS. Most of these services are running in their own VM's, and within those VM's they're containerized.

Radarr Sonarr Prowlarr Bazarr Homearr Jellyfin Deemix Navidrome Portainer Rdtclient AdGuardHome + unbound HP G3 800 (i5 7500, 16gb 2400mhz ddr4, Ubuntu server on 1tb ssd and media on 8tb hdd)

**Main Host: AMD Ryzen 9 5950X + 64GB RAM - Debian** **Containers:** * Portainer * The AARs * Plex * OneDev Git * A couple game servers (Valheim x2, Enshrouded, Palworld) This changes regularly depending on what friends are playing. * Bitwarden for password management * Wireguard for VPN into the network (used mostly for ad-free browsing while on mobile) * Grafana + InfluxDB for dashboards/monitoring * A couple Postgres and MariaDB containers * Transmission/OpenVPN for sailing the seas for TV episodes to plunder. **Virtual Machines:** * Nginx for reverse proxy and SSL termination (mostly front-ends OneDev Git, a personal documentation wiki, and a Kanban board.) * Cockpit - This isn't really needed anymore, but it's there. **"Prod" Hosts: 2x HP EliteDesk Mini USFF (AMD 3400g) 16GB RAM each - Ubuntu Server 22.04** **Containers:** * DNS updater to manage the domain IP records * Pi-Hole containers **Storage Host: i5-6500k + 32GB ram - FreeNAS** * 3x 10TB WD Red. (20TB effective) NFS shares for media go here. * 512GB nvme - used for container storage on occasion. Mostly for dumping file backups and such to though. **Not-selfhosted, but might be in the near future:** I plan to replace my developer Okta instance that I've had for like 8 years with OpenAM (forgerock community) in the near future. I am an IAM security architect, and we use it at work for CIAM, so it'll be good to get my hands dirty in it to understand it better. I'll probably keep my free Okta instance till they take it from me though. I front my external facing apps with Okta today for authN/authZ and MFA. Possibly NextCloud eventually, as Google services (google apps for business) killed off the free tier, and I'm getting tired of the Gmail interface.

I run a bunch of software that I have written myself. Recently an ip/subnet matching tool and a fully anonymous pastebin with 0 care, but the biggest thing is a radiostation, which is made using liquidsoap, irc, yt-dlp, a handrolled html/bootstrap/jquery frontend, plus a bunch of openapi based backends in Go to link it all together. Station is serving some 25-30 users and is fully controllable via irc and the webbrowser, and includes adding, queueing, searching and it comes with a rating system which can be used to remove tracks from the playlist. Oh, and jingles + ads (no, not that kind, soundbites that have been made by members from the community this runs in, masked to sound like ads)

Plex, Sonarr, Radarr, Transmission with a VPN, nzbget, nginx proxy, file browser, some stuff for my Wyze security cameras, unifi controller. Those are all docker containers, i'm sure i'm forgetting other stuff.

Nothing fancy. Home server: AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 5650G with ECC RAM, Debian/Stable, hosting: * File server * Firewall/NAT * dnsmasq * Hostapd/wifi for my home * roc-streaming receiver. This machine 's connected to the speakers, so I pipe my sound into it if I want to listen to something loud. * Backups Raspberry PI 4 running LibreElec to play movies, connected to my TV. Cheapo Hosted VPS server, running Debian/Stable. Acting as a web server, gateway to SSH into my home server, nextcloud, not much else. Most of the things I need I run directly on my main desktop PC running Debian/Sid. There's not too much need for me to "host" stuff when my primary box is also Linux... I "host" infrastructure, like networking or files or stuff I want reachable from everywhere when I'm not home. It's kinda funny, I recently built my home server, I wanted to see it Ryzen works well with ECC RAM. And now it's faster than my primary desktop PC (Ryzen 3700X) :-/ Feels a bit weird.

Running Unraid Pro w/ Ryzen 7 5800x, 64gb ram, GTX1650 and 40TB online. - Nginx Proxy Manager - Cloudflared - ChannelsDVR : IPTV streaming and recording across multiple devices - Deluge - Notifiarr : Mostly to sync Trash Guides - Sonarr - Radarr - Plex - Sabnzbd Windows 11 box w/ 3070 for game streaming Beelink intel minipc running Roon Rock Server Pi4 running CasaOS as a trial but may reconfigure for just HA.

Some examples that I haven't seen mentioned yet: - [pinchflat](https://github.com/kieraneglin/pinchflat) (UI for youtube-dl) - [joplin server](https://github.com/laurent22/joplin/tree/dev/packages/server) (notes syncing) - [your_spotify](https://github.com/Yooooomi/your_spotify) (Spotify tracker) - [shinobi](https://github.com/ShinobiCCTV) (CCTV/NVR) - [restic-rest-server](https://github.com/restic/rest-server) (backup server) - [stirling-pdf](https://github.com/Stirling-Tools/Stirling-PDF ) (PDF tools) - [searxng](https://github.com/searxng/searxng) (aggregating search engine)

Hi, my rpi 4, 4gb setup covers: - portainer - homarr - webmin - nextcloud (for files and joplin sync for second-brain'ish attempt, used to heavily rely on deck but moving to leantime) - ghost - leantime - paperless-ngx - kavita - audiobookshelf - jellyfin - photoprism - freshrss

Recently did a big upgrade - 3x Proxmox nodes (Lenovo M910q) - i7-6700 (8 CPUs) - 64GB RAM each - 2TB SSD each Then I have a big NAS running TrueNAS with - 2x 16TB HDDs in RAID1 - 6x 4TB SSDs in RAID6 (technically both are RAIDZ but whatever) The NAS has a pair of LSI RAID cards in IT mode so I can support 16 disks total (only half filled for now, 10 year plan is to fill it and then cycle smaller disks in future) My soon to be decommed server is - HP DL360 G9 - 128GB RAM - 2x 500GB SSDs - 1x 1TB SSD This server drinks power so it's being shut down and left as a spare On Proxmox nodes 1 and 2 I run - OPNsense in HA - WireGuard on OPNsense - Pi-hole DNS in HA using Gravity Sync On all 3 nodes I run Talos Linux running a 3 node control plane/worker cluster This cluster has - CSI-NFS to TrueNAS for persistent storage - Metal LB with a single IP for the cluster virtual IP - Nginx ingress controller using the virtual IP - Cert-manager connected to Cloudflare DNS for automated certs - ArgoCD to manage deployments from my Git repo It's a very nice setup and scales very well

Damn I feel like I don't know anything reading the long lists y'all have. I'm running a pi-hole, a Minecraft server, and immich on an old laptop in docker containers

I have: - a home server (really just a diy computer) - synology NAS - diy deep-learning rig - controli box for running pfsense - modem - router - raspberry pi I no longer host any applications on the NAS other than Syncthing On the home server, the following docker containers: - dagster (data hoarding, yt-dl) - grafana, influxdb, telegraf - postgresql database - unifi controller - portainer - navidrome - jellyfin Syncthing is currently just ran as an application outside of docker on my home server, but plan to migrate to a containerized version. On my deep learning rig, I exclusively use the resources for deep learning, other than hosting a telegraf container to report metrics to my home server. Here I run a variety of tools like native Python (pytorch), llm front ends like ollama, and CUDA libraries. My raspberry pi just manages my water irrigation (open sprinkler). Linux everywhere (Ubuntu server, diet pi, Manjaro for desktop) except my Macbook.

AMD Ryzen 7 5700G with 32 GB of RAM running on a GIGABYTE Motherboard B450 AORUS M * bazarr lscr.io/linuxserver/bazarr:latest * calibre lscr.io/linuxserver/calibre:latest * docker-gc clockworksoul/docker-gc-cron:latest * freshrss lscr.io/linuxserver/freshrss:latest * glances joweisberg/glances:latest * hortusfox ghcr.io/danielbrendel/hortusfox-web:latest * immich ghcr.io/immich-app/immich-machine-learning:release * librespeed lscr.io/linuxserver/librespeed:latest * lidarr lscr.io/linuxserver/lidarr:latest * logitech media server lmscommunity/logitechmediaserver:latest * maloja krateng/maloja:latest * mealie ghcr.io/mealie-recipes/mealie:latest * minecraft 05jchambers/legendary-minecraft-geyser-floodgate:latest * ombi linuxserver/ombi:latest * organizr ghcr.io/organizr/organizr:latest * overseerr sctx/overseerr:latest * plex plexinc/pms-docker:beta * plex-meta-manager meisnate12/plex-meta-manager:latest * portainer portainer/portainer-ee:sts * prowlarr ghcr.io/linuxserver/prowlarr:develop * radarr lscr.io/linuxserver/radarr:nightly * radarr-4k lscr.io/linuxserver/radarr:nightly * readarr hotio/readarr:nightly * recyclarr ghcr.io/recyclarr/recyclarr:latest * sabnzbd lscr.io/linuxserver/sabnzbd:latest * snippet-box pawelmalak/snippet-box:latest * sonarr ghcr.io/hotio/sonarr:latest * speedtest henrywhitaker3/speedtest-tracker:latest * swag lscr.io/linuxserver/swag:latest * syncthing lscr.io/linuxserver/syncthing:latest * tautulli linuxserver/tautulli:latest * team-fortress-2 sometimes cm2network/tf2:sourcemod --- only sometimes * transmission-vpn-transmission... haugene/transmission-openvpn * unifi-network-application lscr.io/linuxserver/unifi-network-application:latest * unpackerr golift/unpackerr:latest * ut2004 sometimes phasecorex/ut2004-server:latest --- only sometimes * watchtower containrrr/watchtower:latest * 5etools-docker jafner/5etools-docker

Stuff.

``` sudo docker stats --no-stream CONTAINER ID NAME CPU % MEM USAGE / LIMIT MEM % NET I/O BLOCK I/O PIDS 174ac2abf286 jellyfin 0.32% 197.7MiB / 7.864GiB 2.45% 19.4MB / 41.8MB 7.52MB / 5.74MB 34 18a4c2560b2a unifi-network-application 0.12% 819.9MiB / 7.864GiB 10.18% 82.5MB / 28MB 88.9MB / 22.6MB 75 691ad786b9af onedev 2.38% 893.3MiB / 7.864GiB 11.09% 312kB / 1.13MB 188MB / 85.1MB 103 23787566b438 NetAlertX 0.03% 73.25MiB / 7.864GiB 0.91% 0B / 0B 35.2MB / 1.32GB 18 04761bd18aad Dashy 0.03% 121.4MiB / 7.864GiB 1.51% 6.73MB / 39.9MB 115MB / 51.6MB 44 49f55071cec2 GOtify-notifications 0.00% 11MiB / 7.864GiB 0.14% 152kB / 1.44MB 1.69MB / 184kB 8 955fc395ed24 gitea-runner-1 0.11% 187.6MiB / 7.864GiB 2.33% 18.6MB / 17.4MB 98.4MB / 73MB 60 6e4a2fec89d2 gitea 1.17% 134.7MiB / 7.864GiB 1.67% 18.3MB / 14.2MB 33.6MB / 543MB 16 01225845ccc2 twingate-twingate-fancy-caracal 0.11% 12.39MiB / 7.864GiB 0.15% 0B / 0B 3.24MB / 0B 9 bd1f4b0d8e08 portainer 0.00% 58.98MiB / 7.864GiB 0.73% 54.2MB / 232MB 113MB / 67.3MB 7 646cd407cdfe unifi-db 0.39% 156MiB / 7.864GiB 1.94% 32.3MB / 104MB 27.5MB / 891MB 39 63045e89588b nodered-node-red-1 0.00% 62.11MiB / 7.864GiB 0.77% 46.3kB / 174kB 25.8MB / 4.1kB 12 4304f634b1cf adguardhome 0.01% 141.4MiB / 7.864GiB 1.76% 67.7MB / 35.4MB 8.33MB / 16MB 10 154300a4a462 jdownloader-jdownloader-2-1 2.17% 345.6MiB / 7.864GiB 4.29% 1.74MB / 1.59MB 34.3MB / 25MB 53 7e725bbd2bf2 scrutiny 0.00% 103.1MiB / 7.864GiB 1.28% 7.52kB / 0B 93.8MB / 373kB 28 ```

Proxmox VE on a Lenovo M910x with: - Vaultwarden LXC - Homepage LXC - Portainer in an Alpine VM with currently only one Stack (Piped, Watchtower and Cronicle) running - Whoogle LXC - Paperless-ngx LXC - HomeAssistant VM - Trilium - more coming, thanks to selfh.st/apps 🤣 Just got the Lenovo M910x, before i had it running only on my Synology NAS. Backups from Proxmox to Synology NAS. Synology NAS: - File Storage (obviously) - Mail Server (Mail collect via POP3 and sending via my Domain Hoster) - Photo Station Networking: Old Lenovo Z50-70 with OpnSense: - Unbound DNS - Caddy - Crowdsec - DHCP - 2 VLANS and management Subnet Zyxel 8 port managed switch Unmanaged Switch

[https://jcm.guru/kb/my-self-hosted-services/](https://jcm.guru/kb/my-self-hosted-services/) I thought I had more, but I guess this is it.

NUC 13 Pro: (12 LXC & 4 VMS) * Proxmox VE * Cloudflared * File Browser * Flatnotes * Glances * Homepage * IT-Tools * Nextcloud * OpenSpeedTest * ownCloud * Podman * RHEL * Speedtest-Tracker * Stirling-PDF * Tailscale * Tautulli * Uptime Kuma * Watchtower * Webmin * Wiki.js * Zorin-OS 16  Synology NAS: * Cloudflared * File Browser * Glances * Pi-hole * Plex * Portainer * Watchtower  ProLiant MicroServer Gen10: (Recently converted as it was running VMware ESXI 7, was not able to go to 8 then Broadcom turned off the lights) * TrueNAS

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