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Self-hosting is the practice of running and maintaining software services on hardware you control — home servers, NAS appliances, and container stacks — instead of relying on managed cloud services.
… Related 5 "set it and forget it" self-hosted services that will improve your life Transform your digital life with these low-maintenance, high-impact self-hosted solutions Pi-hole manages DNS for my entire home network Eliminating upstream dependency With a headless OS on Pi , installing Pi-hole fe… …
… Related 9 Docker containers that run 24/7 on my $100 mini PC Maximum value budget homelab. Proxmox solves a problem you might not have Not every homelab needs a hypervisor While I was building my first homelab setup, the internet had convinced me to install Proxmox as a first step. …
… SMART stands for Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology. …
… With this, I could manage my homelab from anywhere; the only requirement was that my MacBook stayed on. My setup: Mac as control hub, Debian as the actual homelab Two machines, one workflow My setup is fairly straightforward. …
… I ran 17 different containers for my self-hosted services. …
… It also disabled the Portainer SSL verification, a reasonable assumption given that self-signed certs are common in homelab setups. …
… Related It took some work, but I'm in love with these 6 self-hosted services now Self-hosting has been an amazing journey Jellyfin A functional media server Jellyfin is a free, open-source media server that lets you stream your own library of movies, TV shows, and music to any device on your networ… …
… The tutorial ecosystem trains users into this trap Docker is open about it, but tutorials don't typically mention this Walk through almost any "getting started with self-hosting" guide, and you'll see the same recommendations. …
… He writes for XDA-Developers, where he focuses on topics like productivity, networking, self-hosting, and more. …
… Related GPU passthrough to LXCs beats VMs in Proxmox, and it's way simpler than you'd think There's no point in wasting GPU resources on VMs when LXCs can share the same card TrueNAS is an ecosystem in itself All my services live there While I could run a lot of services on Proxmox directly and pos… …