What Self-Hosted Services Do You Run?
What Self-Hosted Services Do You Run?
What self-hosted services and applications do you all run in your labs?
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A bunch, mostly for "production":
- Jellyseerr
- Jellyfin
- Radarr
- Sonarr
- Bazarr
- Lidarr
- Readarr
- Powlarr
- Sabnzbd
- Transmission
- JDownloader
- nginx proxy manager
- pihole
- mailcow
- snibox
- syncthing
- syncthing relay
- zabbix
- Papermerge
- Webserver
- mqtt broker
- samba file sharing
- a few gameservers
- IRC client
- Paste service
And everything runs on proxmox ve and is backed up by proxmox backup server ;)
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- Radarr
- Sonarr
- Lidarr
- Prowlarr
- Plex
- Pihole
- Papermerge
- Syncthing
- Guacamole
- Klipper
- Octoprint
There's probably others. Just a quick off the top of my head list.
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At the moment Komga (Manga Organiser), and Gitea (Though I'm still in the process of synchronising my github account.
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Here’s a list, Audiobookshelf and alternatrr are my two current faves.
- audiobookshelf
- calibre
- readarr
- calibre-web
- qbittorrent
- alternatrr
- sonarr
- plex
- ombi
- radarr
- xteve
- nzbget
- bazarr
- sabnzbd
- portainer
- tautulli
- jackett
- filebrowser
- mysql
- medusa
- transmission
- lazylibrarian-calibre
- channels-dvr
- couchpotato
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Let's see.
- A meda stack (plex/jellyfin, sonarr/radarr, sabnzb, etc).
- an instance of foundryvtt
- a local mirror of 5e.tools
- a "tilt pi" ( Bluetooth hydrometer that supports webhooks/apis)
- ad (I need to decom this and just use aad)
- some raspberry pi's running octoprint.
- pihole.
- "general networking stuff" (wire guard, openvpn, network monitoring, etc)
- nginx as a reverse proxy.
I'm sure I'm missing stuff but that's a basic list.
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I'm fairly new to homelab and not sure what you mean by stack. Is that a separate node in proxmox with docker installed and then the containers or is it another server with the apps installed on it?
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I guess right now I have what I'd call 5 separate stacks (in 5 separate docker-compose files):
I'm planning on doing some more Home Assistant related stuff as well at some point
how are you sharing your networks from one stack to another in a reliable way that doesn't require you to manually reconnect the network after recreating the stack? i currently have my cloudflared tunnel in with mastodon and feel like splitting it out might be a good idea.