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…Proxmox for virtualization , a few VMs, LXC containers, Immich for managing photos, Jellyfin for streaming media, a file server, and Docker containers like Caddy, Redis, Jenkins, and others. The NVMe enables all…
…Likewise, I’ve been archiving photos and screenshots with Immich, while Paperless-ngx and its companion apps take care of my documents. However, my collection of ripped CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays…
…One person may want Home Assistant, Pi-hole, Jellyfin, Immich, WireGuard, Nginx Proxy Manager, a dashboard, and a monitoring stack. Another person may want to test AI tools, run a small web…
…Since I already use self-hosted tools like Immich for photos and Plex for movies to turn stored data into something easier to interact with, I wanted the same thing for games…
…From Jellyfin to Immich, having Unbound managing overrides allows everyone to use friendly names instead of IP addresses. Then there's the fact that it can handle DNS over TLS (DoT) for…
…Whether it's Immich, Jellyfin, or some other service, there's a very good chance it's running within a Linux container and not a VM. Why use a LXC over a…
…An Immich instance is responsible for my photos, and it even pulls everything I capture on my smartphone into a centralized server running on my NAS. My ROM files, on the other…
…You don't need a flagship GPU or 64GB of the fastest DDR5 to run Jellyfin, Immich, Nextcloud, Vaultwarden, and a DNS sinkhole on one machine. You need a modest, efficient box…
…And this happened not only with Jellyfin but also with other regularly used self-hosted services such as Immich and Nextcloud. There were solutions that I tried, such as mDNS, Cloudflare Tunnel…
…I also went with a Proxmox LXC, as I can still share my old graphics card with Immich , Frigate, and other apps that need its computational prowess when my LLMs are inactive…
