… They define the service and everything else involved in it, including the name of the image, the ports, volumes, environment variables, restart policies, networks, and more. Pretty much the full setup. …
… However, I could still access the services from my home network. In many ways, the experience hasn't been much different from using a hosted service. It took some time to get this setup up and running, but once I did, things worked seamlessly. …
… There’s no other detail in the results hinting at a potential network problem. I kept walking through the usual troubleshooting checklist, like cable swaps , router reboots, and ISP support calls. …
… My network topology is described in text; I keep notes about my server configuration files, and I've detailed the step-by-step instructions for my server setups. …
… For example, if the Vaultwarden container goes down, I am locked out of all my online accounts; similarly, if Pi-hole is misconfigured or down, my whole home network will go down with it. Scheduled backups and a checklist for updates are the only reasons I sleep well. …
… I’m no longer keeping a mental checklist of which box does what and which part of the setup needs to stay awake for everything else to work. …
… If Proxmox continues improving image lifecycle handling, setup-time configuration, and tighter integrations with storage and networking, this could become one of the most compelling aspects of the platform. …
… It's a whole ceremony, and I always end up forgetting something, which means the new machine never quite matches my usual setup. …
… A Hyprland setup can start simple and grow over time. …
… If a dashboard stops loading, the rest of the network probably keeps working. …