Tailscale comes in my Synology packages and just works. Haven't looked at zerotier yet.
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Do what you want. Everyone started somewhere. If yunohost is yours then so be it. If you like it, stick to it. If you grow tired of it, move on.
I would use terraform to provision servers, and go with a “backup, automate and deploy” approach. Documentation would be a plus
Yea. This is what I do. Other than my Synology, I use Terraform to provision everything locally. And all my pi holes are controlled by ansible.
Also everything is documented in trillium.
Whole server regularly gets backed up multiple times, one is encrypted and the other via syncthing to my local desktop.
I second this. I only access anything internet facing via tailscale.
The only question I have now, is how do I let family and friends access certain services without tailscale?
I'm thinking a vps with something like authelia in the front that tunnels into my server via tailscale.
Sorry. The question have a harsher vibe than I expected it to
https://hub.docker.com/r/banhcanh/docker-fmd2
Not the prettiest, but supports the most websites. Can even add your own sites if you don't see it them listed.
Why don't you just get fmd2? You can just have it download the webtoons for you when new ones come out.
In settings --> download clients. Underneath qbittorrent you'll see remote path mappings. Make sure qbittorrent's internal path mapping is mapped to radarr's. So if qbittorrent downloads to /data/torrents, the mapping should be path internally in qbittorrent /data/torrents maps to path internally radarr /data/torrents.
Then in Radarr, whenever you do an import or download a new movie, point it to /data/media/ and choose hardlinking on import, typically bottom left in the import gui.
You have to give sonarr access to your top level media folder. Then you set sonarr up to hardlink the downloaded files to your media folder.
E.g. if you have home/media/tvshows and home/media/movies, give sonarr access to home/media. Your download client should probably have a folder like home/media/downloads in your sonarr app map the downloads folder to a sonarr folder in the downloaded client settings. Then set all imports to hardlink, instead of copy.
Your Plex/Jellyfin server should point to home/media for your library where the hardlinking occurs.
Rootless docker via Terraform. Can create all my containers with traefik and dashboard configs at the click of a button.
I would go a step further and use ansible to manage the devices. Set it up to auto update and you'll have basically no maintenance.
Trilium for notes, Jellyfin, jupyterlab and komga