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#312083 15-Mar-2024 12:41

Hey Team!

I'd love to hear about what you're self-hosting.
Always keen to get some new ideas and learn about new projects.

Mine below:

Machine 1:
Proxmox running Ubuntu Server:

Authentik
Bazaarr
Cloudflare Tunnel
Cosmos Server
Dozzle
Fail2Ban
FlareSolverr
Glacnes
Guacamole
Homepage
IT-Tools
Kasm
Kavita
Lidarr
Maintainerr
Mealie
Actual
NGINX Proxy Manager
Organizr
Overseerr
Pi.Alert
Plex Meta Manager
Portainer
Prowlarr
QBittorrent
Radarr
Readarr
Dockge
SABNZBD
Sonarr
Sshwifty
Tailscale
Tautulli
TVHeadend
Uptime-Kuma
WallOS
Watchtower
WikiJS
Wizzarr
Xteve
Zitadel

Machine 2:
ubuntu Server:

PLEX
Jellyfin
Portainer
Watchtower

Machine 3:
Xpenology:

Cloudflared
Pi.Alert
PiHole
Portainer
Speedtest
Uptime-Kuma
Watchtower

Machine 4:
Proxmox running ubuntu Server:

Olivetin
Vikunja
Watchtower
Uptime Kuma - LXC
Windows 11 VM
Home Assistant VM
Adguard - LXC

Machine 5:
Bare Metal:

Truenas Scale

RIP my power Bill

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#3206661 15-Mar-2024 13:09

I have a few containers on my Synology DS923+:

These are accessible over the Internet as they are behind Cloudflare Zero Trust. So if you try visiting Stirling PDF (freitasm.com), you should be presented with a request to log in - either via email (a family list) or via Azure.

In the list below there are a couple of other services served directly (so not in the container list above), for example my ESP32 running Tasmota BLE for the temperature sensors, the HP printer, the ILO on my home desktop and the Synology NAS itself. Again, all behind Cloudflare Zero Trust, so there's no port forwarding involved here.

The NAS:

The NAS is connected with two Eth cables to a HP managed switch:

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#3206669 15-Mar-2024 13:32

Slightly veering off-topic, how do you find the DS923+?

freitasm:

I have a few containers on my Synology DS923+:

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#3206673 15-Mar-2024 13:37

DamageInc:

Slightly veering off-topic, how do you find the DS923+?

freitasm:

I have a few containers on my Synology DS923+:

It's incredibly versatile. I've added more memory (up to 12 GB as per screenshot) and use it with 3x 4 TB drives and 2x 1 TB NVMe SSD for cache. Planning on replacing the HDD to 3x 8 TB soon, although still have 2 TB available - no I don't store digital media (except quite a few GB of family photos), but there's a lot of backup in there: Microsoft OneDrive, Azure Exchange, Google Workplace (files and mailboxes of close family) plus full laptop/desktop image backups for our computers.

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#3206676 15-Mar-2024 13:41

Thank you, been thinking about a NAS for what seems like ages.

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#3206684 15-Mar-2024 14:02

Dockers

FileFlows - best app ever!
Fenrus
Sonar/Radarr/SABnzbd/Overseerr
Emby
Plex
Postgres/MariaDB
Portainer
Garys Garbage - my friend wrote a app to scrape auckland rubbish, his name is gary.
PiHole / nginxproxymanager
nextcloud
homeassitant
Frigate

Servers

unRAID
ubuntu server
Windows 11 - for testing, not a real server

Peppery

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#3206685 15-Mar-2024 14:04

I'm rocking a 3 node Proxmox cluster, and run most things as containers on a 6 node OpenShift (k8s) cluster.

The main offenders:

Plex/Sonarr/Radarr/Tdarr/Overseerr/Tautulli
qBittorrent/SABnzbd
Immich
FreshRSS
LibreNMS
Home Assistant
ZNC
Pi-hole (x2 VMs)
MySQL
A few personal projects in various states of development

Everything is configured via ArgoCD, so I use renovatebot to manage updates in a git repo (in lieu of Watchtower).

2 of the Proxmox nodes are acting as a NAS too, using ZFS and serving via NFS/SMB. Most of the time my lab uses 200-250w (total), noticeable on the power bill but still worthwhile.

I have a couple of things running on a cheap dedicated server in Canada, like Mailcow (yes, I am a masochist), a Github runner and Uptime-kuma.

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#3206686 15-Mar-2024 14:11

I host the following in Docker on a Raspberry Pi 4 8GB with a 128GB m.2 SSD - though it only uses 1.5GB of RAM:

Home Assistant
AppDaemon (lets you write Python that integrates with HA)
PosgreSQL for HA
Pihole
Nginx
CloudflareD - hosting a few family websites on the public internet, with Nginx
SyncThing
Watchtower (emails me if there are new versions of in-use container images are available)

Plus an EC2 server running mostly web serving, plus a few other things.

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#3206688 15-Mar-2024 14:23

I feel somewhat less of a geek after seeing this thread... I think all I have is my personal website, Subversion repo (I'm sure the Git brigade will give me flak for that) and VPN.

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#3206714 15-Mar-2024 15:04

So I self host:

Paperless-ngx - bills, receipts etc
Photoprism - google photos replacement
Nextcloud - files, contacts, calendar, photos
Jellyfin and plex - media
code-server - visual studio code browser based
Home Assistant - home automation
Homebridge - homekit automation service
traccar - car tracking
Gogs - self hosted github
TT-RSS for rss reading
influx/grafana - metrics and visualisation
restic - local backups
unifi controller - for unifi networks
lubelogger - fuelly replacement - gas mileage tracking, not as you might guess a sex tracker.

Among other support things (watchtower for updating containers, uptime-kuma for monitoring, healthchecks for job monitoring).

Previously known as psycik

Home Assistant: Gigabyte AMD A8 Brix, Home Assistant with Aeotech ZWave Controller, Raspberry PI, Wemos D1 Mini, Zwave, Shelly Humidity and Temperature sensors
Media:Chromecast v2, ATV4 4k, ATV4, HDHomeRun Dual
Server Host Plex Server 3x3TB, 4x4TB using MergerFS, Samsung 850 evo 512 GB SSD, Proxmox Server with 1xW10, 2xUbuntu 22.04 LTS, Backblaze Backups, usenetprime.com fastmail.com Sharesies Trakt.TV Sharesight

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#3206730 15-Mar-2024 15:48

Some of the ones I like are:

Ignition maker edition (It does some of the stuff that I was using Home Assistant for. Not a replacement for HA , but it does some stuff better IMO)
Heimdall
Node-Red

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#3206733 15-Mar-2024 15:54

Timely.. We're just putting the last wall up for my new server room :-)

Currently hosting:

Bitmagnet
Cloudflared
Jackett
Ombi
Petio
Pi-hole
Plex
Radarr
Sickchill
Smokeping
Sonarr
Speedtest
Tautulli
Transmission
Unifi Controller
Wordpress

I'm a geek, a gamer, a dad, a Quic user, and an IT Professional. I have a full rack home lab, size 15 feet, an epic beard and Asperger's. I'm a bit of a Cypherpunk, who believes information wants to be free and the Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it. If you use my Quic signup you can also use the code R570394EKGIZ8 for free setup.

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#3206735 15-Mar-2024 15:58

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#3206739 15-Mar-2024 16:13

Home assistant

Appdaemon

influx/grafana

Plex

ESPhome

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#3206795 15-Mar-2024 17:01

I'm surprised more of you aren't hosting your own e-mail.

Of the 'dedicated' hardware/VM environments I have setup, I have..

CCTV (BlueIris - Windows)
Television (Tvheadend - FreeBSD)
E-mail (OpenSMTPD/Dovecot - FreeBSD)
Automation (Mosquitto/Node-RED - FreeBSD)
Router - pfSense (FreeBSD)
VM (bhyve/BVCP - FreeBSD) - Runs multiple FreeBSD and Linux remote development and test environments.

Any ancillary services such as databases are local to each environment.

I also have thee Synology NAS boxes, one recently retired. They are dedicated NAS/iSCSI boxes.

I do have media, but no Plex etc., just file browsing and several CoreELEC front ends.

EDIT: Also multiple remote servers running nginx and my own e-mail software.

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#3206798 15-Mar-2024 17:04

SirHumphreyAppleby:

I'm surprised more of you aren't hosting your own e-mail.

Because, of all these services, email is the most likely to stop working due to bad IP address neighbourhood, ISP configuration not allowing reverse resolution, etc.

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