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…Then, Jellyfin, NextCloud, Immich, Pi-hole, and others. Running Docker for experiments became easy since I no longer needed to look for ARM support. That sounds trivial, but it relieved me of…
…But other services are still on my TrueNAS instance, with the two biggest ones being Nextcloud and Immich, which need to use my HDD for storing all my files. These are two…
…Tools like Paperless-ngx or NextCloud require powerful hardware to deliver the best experience across multiple devices with concurrent users. Vaultwarden is different: you simply store passwords in a database and access…
…Jellyfin would instantly load on 192.168.0.115:8096, and so did Immich and Nextcloud. As soon as I moved to mobile data or moved outside my network, those local IPs…
…I can run Jellyfin in an LXC container, Nextcloud in another, and a full Windows VM for testing, all on one machine, and I can dedicate any amount of resources I choose…
…I've got Frigate, Jellyfin, Nextcloud, and more all live and well. And that's running with connections to a single NAS enclosure, powered by TrueNAS. Local storage on the Proxmox nodes…
…I quickly got Jellyfin, Plex, Nextcloud, Frigate, and other apps up and running in no time. Sure, the OS takes some getting used to and it's still considered fairly advanced, even…