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…Proxmox is great for running virtual applications, such as OpenVPN, OPNsense , TrueNAS, and even Windows . Docker is better used for databases, smaller apps, and microservices. Think Jellyfin, Nextcloud, and Open WebUI for…
…These days, I rely on Proxmox for most tinkering experiments, with TrueNAS housing a couple of storage-heavy containers. That said, I still use hypervisors on everyday machines occasionally when my server…
…I've previously done this using Dockge on TrueNAS, and it was about as seamless as it gets. This will make it impossible to transfer files over the internet, of course, unless…
…My game plan was to use a virtual machine deployed on a TrueNAS dataset to not only set up Pinchflat, but also house the videos it’d eventually download. Then, I’d…
…Booklore even disappeared from TrueNAS's app catalog the same day. Users were advised to re-tag their Docker images locally, lest they also vanish. The pattern is older than you think…
…My Pi-hole instance is set up inside a TrueNAS installation, which is running in a virtual machine inside Proxmox, and there are a lot more self-hosted services running alongside it…
…The same holds true about my TrueNAS server, Beszel container, and Jellyfin instance, though the last one already has a fantastic integration built into Home Assistant. That’s before you include Frigate…
…So, you dutifully set up a cron job that copies your SQLite database to a TrueNAS server every night at 3 AM and sleep soundly knowing your data is safe. However, there…
…Proxmox, TrueNAS, and other hypervisor and NAS platforms form the backbone of most home lab setups, and there's a good reason for that: complete control. macOS doesn't give you any…
…The self-hosted version of Puter is still in early stages, but using the appropriate commands or a Compose file, you can deploy Puter on a platform like TrueNAS and access your…