I stopped organizing my NAS like a PC, and everything got easier to back up and maintain
…Don't treat your NAS like a PC But it's fine to use it as a server A NAS is a powerful tool in your home lab and smart home arsenal…
…Don't treat your NAS like a PC But it's fine to use it as a server A NAS is a powerful tool in your home lab and smart home arsenal…
…Related You probably already have the best GPU for Plex and Jellyfin transcoding Transcoding is well within your reach, even on older hardware Hardware-accelerated transcoding is pretty important for media servers…
…Before Plex was the default, I'd rely on Video Station to get my anime fix. It worked well enough and had a few tricks up its sleeve, guaranteeing compatibility with older…
…Sign in to your XDA account My homelab Debian server runs on an old PC, hosting containerized services via Docker on Portainer , including Jellyfin. The server didn't have a dedicated GPU…
…I used to be the guy who only found out my Plex server was down when I sat down with popcorn and realized the app wouldn’t load. It’s frustrating, and…
…As an always-on appliance, the NAS is the always-accessible server for all my software needs. It finally makes backups more reliable Continuous backups with versioning built in Backups are another…
…Every new device added another point of failure and another tether to a manufacturer’s server. To avoid such fatigue, I decided to consolidate everything under a single, local-first brain: Home…
…It's not another Plex server , nor is it a long-term archive project like TubeArchivist or one of the many YouTube downloader apps. It's not even trying to replace YouTube…
…My watch history was on one of these apps, reading history was in Goodreads, and my actual media server had no connection to any of these at all. That's what finally…
…Plex is a media server, Proxmox is a hypervisor, and Grafana is for metrics dashboards. BookStack's hierarchical structure makes it perfect for organizing device documentation that QR codes can link to…