Post #1709563

Oh dang, someone asked and I don't have to talk about my server uninvited. Hype! Storage is on a NAS: synology 2 bay NAS with 8TB (media: photos, movies, TV shows, books, comics) and 2 TB HDD (Kopia backup snapshots). I don't need RAID configurations. Important data is already 3-2-1 backed up and if an HDD fails then I'll just replace it when I get to that point. Server: Headless mini PC with Debian with a 12th gen intel, 16gb ram, 1tb NVME (mostly live data, shared folder, game saves, etc). Docker containers: - actual (budgeting) - affine (note taking) - bentopdf (PDF editing) - beszel (server status monitoring) - dockge (Docker management) - guacamole (server remote desktop access) - immich (photo application, backup, gallery and Al tagging) - jellyfin (video and music server) - jotty (quick notes and task/shopping lists) - kavita (comic books and ebooks) - kopia (backups) - linkwarden (saving weblinks) - mattermost (used solo for sharing text, links, files, etc to myself) - paperlessngx (document scanning, OCR and Al organisation) - opodsync (gpodder podcast sync backend) - prunemate (automated scheduled docker pruning) - samba (file sharing on the local netwrok) - syncthing (mostly used to keep retro/emulated games in sync across devices) - tiny tiny rss (RSS platform) - vpn-torrent-stack (conatining gbittorrent, prowlarr, flaresolverr, radarr, sonarr, all running through gluetun VPN on a VPN server) - watchtower (automatic docker updates) Synology Cloud Sync sends the Kopia backup snapshots to my Backblaze online storage and also keeps a local folder synced with my Mailbox.org cloud drive. Synology also handles the reverse proxy access.