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  • @edip said:

    @melp57 said:

    @edip said:
    I have these on my docker,

    • Adguard
    • Vaultwarden
    • Calibre Web
    • Dozzle
    • Duplicati
    • Fail2ban
    • Guacamole
    • Jellyfin
    • MariaDB
    • Navidrome
    • Nextcloud
    • Nginx Proxy Manager
    • PHP
    • PiGallery2
    • Portainer
    • PyLoad
    • Redis
    • Spotify Client
    • Transmission regular
    • Transmission with VPN
    • Caddy
    • Firefox Sync Server
    • OnlyOffice
    • Hauk
    • PhpMyAdmin
    • DDclient
    • WireGuard-Easy
    • Deemix
    • Unbound
    • Watchtower
    • Rainloop

    Can you explain what you mean by having on your "docker" I just know little about how to use docker.
    Thanks!

    I host these applications not in bare metal but in docker containers. Easy to deploy and remove.

    Cool, thank

  • How are you handling updates for each service since each service can be a potential attack vector ?

  • @edip said:
    I have these on my docker,

    • Adguard
    • Vaultwarden
    • Calibre Web
    • Dozzle
    • Duplicati
    • Fail2ban
    • Guacamole
    • Jellyfin
    • MariaDB
    • Navidrome
    • Nextcloud
    • Nginx Proxy Manager
    • PHP
    • PiGallery2
    • Portainer
    • PyLoad
    • Redis
    • Spotify Client
    • Transmission regular
    • Transmission with VPN
    • Caddy
    • Firefox Sync Server
    • OnlyOffice
    • Hauk
    • PhpMyAdmin
    • DDclient
    • WireGuard-Easy
    • Deemix
    • Unbound
    • Watchtower
    • Rainloop

    Added Dozzle to my list, thanks!

    Thanked by 1edip
  • edipedip Member

    @varwww said:
    How are you handling updates for each service since each service can be a potential attack vector ?

    I have watchtower installed. I set it up not to auto update but notify me by email. If there is an update I update it manually.

    Thanked by 1varwww
  • mxmlamxmla Member, Patron Provider

    I selfhost DNS recursors with powerdns, a little delay on lookup but way better privacy.

  • Updated list:


    Applications: - Nextcloud - Mailcow (email, calendar, contacts) - My blogging platform DynaBlogger - Minio (assets for my blog) - Vaultwarden (password manager) - Plausible Analytics - Planka (Kanban project management) - Commento (for my blog's comments until I finish the same feature in DynaBlogger) - Reactive Resume (to easily manage and share my CV/resume) - Firefly (personal finance) - Wallabag (save articles for reading later) - dPaste (pastebin) - Crowdsec (intrusion prevention) - Bookstack (Wiki) - Vikunja (task management) - Metabase (a business intelligence solution similar to Google Data Studio) - Deluge (to download stuff) - Jackett (to manage Torrent indexers) - Radarr (to search for movies) - Sonarr (to search for tv shows) - Lidarr (to search for music) - Plex (media management) - Whoogle (private frontend for Google) - Gitea (code hosting) - NetData (system monitoring) - Dozzle (UI to see container logs) - Portainer (to test containers quickly) - Linvga Translate (translations) - Photoprism (photo management) - qBitTorrent (for downloading torrents) - nzbget (for downloading stuff from usenet) - Docker Registry - Docker Registry UI - PeerTube (video hosting) - MeshCentral (remote control) Supporting services that are required by the above apps: - MariaDB (dbs for varioys apps) - Postgres (dbs for various apps) - Clickhouse (data store for Plausible Analytics) - Memcached (for caching with various apps) - Redis (Caching or other use with several apps) - Maxmind (for geolocation with Plausible Analytics) - Nginx Proxy Manager (proxy to manage access to apps)

    Heimdall dashboard

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  • Switched to Homer, which makes it possible to organize the apps into categories:

  • @vitobotta said:

    @dipesh_batheja said:
    Nice list, very useful. But where i can find dedicated server with cheap IPv4 to publish all those virtual machines?

    Hetzner servers are affordable, but their IPv4 prices are outrageous.

    OVH/SYS IPv4 one time setup is reasonable, but their server packages are nowhere compared to Hetzner, and I am not sure of their hardware reliability or support.

    Any ideas?

    Yeah Hetzner pricing is awesome for the servers but the IPs are ridiculous! I couldn't believe it when I saw the prices.

    Finally, after lot of research. I figured that we can host multiple apps on one server using reverse proxy. So I now have a Hetzner server running some apps with just 2 public IPs. Will keep experimenting with it, so far looking good!

  • @dipesh_batheja said:

    @vitobotta said:

    @dipesh_batheja said:
    Nice list, very useful. But where i can find dedicated server with cheap IPv4 to publish all those virtual machines?

    Hetzner servers are affordable, but their IPv4 prices are outrageous.

    OVH/SYS IPv4 one time setup is reasonable, but their server packages are nowhere compared to Hetzner, and I am not sure of their hardware reliability or support.

    Any ideas?

    Yeah Hetzner pricing is awesome for the servers but the IPs are ridiculous! I couldn't believe it when I saw the prices.

    Finally, after lot of research. I figured that we can host multiple apps on one server using reverse proxy. So I now have a Hetzner server running some apps with just 2 public IPs. Will keep experimenting with it, so far looking good!

    Yeah I am using Nginx Proxy Manager and everything behind it with just one IP.

  • @vitobotta said:

    @dipesh_batheja said:

    @vitobotta said:

    @dipesh_batheja said:
    Nice list, very useful. But where i can find dedicated server with cheap IPv4 to publish all those virtual machines?

    Hetzner servers are affordable, but their IPv4 prices are outrageous.

    OVH/SYS IPv4 one time setup is reasonable, but their server packages are nowhere compared to Hetzner, and I am not sure of their hardware reliability or support.

    Any ideas?

    Yeah Hetzner pricing is awesome for the servers but the IPs are ridiculous! I couldn't believe it when I saw the prices.

    Finally, after lot of research. I figured that we can host multiple apps on one server using reverse proxy. So I now have a Hetzner server running some apps with just 2 public IPs. Will keep experimenting with it, so far looking good!

    Yeah I am using Nginx Proxy Manager and everything behind it with just one IP.

    I am running Proxmox, with pfsense and HAProxy on bare metal hetzner server. Is it better to use nginx proxy manager instead of HAProxy?

  • @dipesh_batheja said:

    @vitobotta said:

    @dipesh_batheja said:

    @vitobotta said:

    @dipesh_batheja said:
    Nice list, very useful. But where i can find dedicated server with cheap IPv4 to publish all those virtual machines?

    Hetzner servers are affordable, but their IPv4 prices are outrageous.

    OVH/SYS IPv4 one time setup is reasonable, but their server packages are nowhere compared to Hetzner, and I am not sure of their hardware reliability or support.

    Any ideas?

    Yeah Hetzner pricing is awesome for the servers but the IPs are ridiculous! I couldn't believe it when I saw the prices.

    Finally, after lot of research. I figured that we can host multiple apps on one server using reverse proxy. So I now have a Hetzner server running some apps with just 2 public IPs. Will keep experimenting with it, so far looking good!

    Yeah I am using Nginx Proxy Manager and everything behind it with just one IP.

    I am running Proxmox, with pfsense and HAProxy on bare metal hetzner server. Is it better to use nginx proxy manager instead of HAProxy?

    haproxy is fine. But I like the UI I get with NPM

  • @vitobotta said:
    Updated list:

    ```

    Applications:
    - Nextcloud
    - Mailcow (email, calendar, contacts)
    - My blogging platform DynaBlogger
    - Minio (assets for my blog)
    - Vaultwarden (password manager)
    - Plausible Analytics
    - Planka (Kanban project management)
    - Commento (for my blog's comments until I finish the same feature in DynaBlogger)
    - Reactive Resume (to easily manage and share my CV/resume)
    - Firefly (personal finance)
    - Wallabag (save articles for reading later)
    - dPaste (pastebin)
    - Crowdsec (intrusion prevention)
    - Bookstack (Wiki)
    - Vikunja (task management)
    - Metabase (a business intelligence solution similar to Google Data Studio)
    - Deluge (to download stuff)
    - Jackett (to manage Torrent indexers)
    - Radarr (to search for movies)
    - Sonarr (to search for tv shows)
    - Lidarr (to search for music)
    - Plex (media management)
    - Whoogle (private frontend for Google)
    - Gitea (code hosting)
    - NetData (system monitoring)
    - Dozzle (UI to see container logs)
    - Portainer (to test containers quickly)
    - Linvga Translate (translations)
    - Photoprism (photo management)
    - qBitTorrent (for downloading torrents)
    - nzbget (for downloading stuff from usenet)
    - Docker Registry
    - Docker Registry UI
    - PeerTube (video hosting)
    - MeshCentral (remote control)
    
    Supporting services that are required by the above apps:
    - MariaDB (dbs for varioys apps)
    - Postgres (dbs for various apps)
    - Clickhouse (data store for Plausible Analytics)
    - Memcached (for caching with various apps)
    - Redis (Caching or other use with several apps)
    - Maxmind (for geolocation with Plausible Analytics)
    - Nginx Proxy Manager (proxy to manage access to apps)
    

    ```

    Heimdall dashboard

    great app list, hope it'll motivated me to try and learn some of them

  • @biangkerok said:
    great app list, hope it'll motivated me to try and learn some of them

    I am having fun with this really. I've added a few since last time:

    Productivity

    • Vikunja (task management)
    • Bookstack (Wiki)
    • Planka (Kanban project management)
    • dPaste (pastebin)
    • Nextcloud
    • Mailcow (email, calendar, contacts)
    • SOGO (webmail, calendar, contacts)
    • Gitea (code hosting)
    • Linvga Translate (translations)

    Media

    • Plex (media management)
    • Radarr (to search for movies)
    • Sonarr (to search for tv shows)
    • Lidarr (to search for music)
    • nzbget (for downloading stuff from usenet)
    • Deluge (to download stuff)
    • qBitTorrent (for downloading torrents)
    • Transmission (for downloading torrents)
    • Jackett (to manage Torrent indexers)
    • Prowlarr (to manage Torrent indexers)
    • PeerTube (video hosting)
    • Photoprism (photo management)

    Miscellaneous

    • My blogging platform DynaBlogger
    • Plausible Analytics
    • Firefly (personal finance)
    • Vaultwarden (password manager)
    • Wallabag (save articles for reading later)
    • Reactive Resume (to easily manage and share my CV/resume)
    • Minio (assets for my blog)
    • Whoogle (private frontend for Google)
    • Metabase (a business intelligence solution similar to Google Data Studio)
    • Commento (for my blog's comments until I finish the same feature in DynaBlogger)

    Tools

    • MeshCentral (remote control)
    • Dozzle (UI to see container logs)
    • NetData (system monitoring)
    • Ngiinx Proxy Manager (reverse proxy)
    • Portainer (to test containers quickly)
    • Crowdsec (intrusion prevention)
    • Docker Registry (for container images)
    • Uptime Kuma (hosted on a server with another provider for uptime monitoring)

    Supporting services

    • MariaDB (dbs for varioys apps)
    • Postgres (dbs for various apps)
    • Clickhouse (data store for Plausible Analytics)
    • Memcached (for caching with various apps)
    • Redis (Caching or other use with several apps)
    • Maxmind (for geolocation with Plausible Analytics)
    • Nginx Proxy Manager (proxy to manage access to apps)

    New dashboard:

  • TeoMTeoM Member

    Instead nzbget I use SABnzbd

  • @TeoM said:
    Instead nzbget I use SABnzbd

    What is the difference?

  • abtdwabtdw Member

    @vitobotta How do you backup all of this self-hosted data? Recently got into self-hosting and got overwhelmed seeing too many backup tools and options.

  • @abtdw said:
    @vitobotta How do you backup all of this self-hosted data? Recently got into self-hosting and got overwhelmed seeing too many backup tools and options.

    At the moment I am using Borg and Restic depending on the location but I am still testing with various locations and right now I am testing the Duplicacy tool since it seems to have advantages over the other two (it's paid though).

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    echo fread($s, 512);

  • TeoMTeoM Member

    @vitobotta said:

    @TeoM said:
    Instead nzbget I use SABnzbd

    What is the difference?

    I don't know I started with SABnzbd and I'm very happy. It's comfortable and works perfect with the android app nzb360.

  • Salomon123Salomon123 Member
    edited April 2022

    @vitobotta said:
    Updated list:

    Applications:

    • Planka (Kanban project management)

    Interesting to see that Planka is a Trello clone. My office uses Trello to manage projects and a few other aspects of our business. If only Planka has a calendar view that'd be a nice savings from the pay per user

  • @Salomon123 said:

    @vitobotta said:
    Updated list:

    Applications:

    • Planka (Kanban project management)

    Interesting to see that Planka is a Trello clone. My office uses Trello to manage projects and a few other aspects of our business. If only Planka has a calendar view that'd be a nice savings from the pay per user

    It doesn't have a calendar view from what I can see

  • @edip said:

    @melp57 said:

    @edip said:
    I have these on my docker,

    • Adguard
    • Vaultwarden
    • Calibre Web
    • Dozzle
    • Duplicati
    • Fail2ban
    • Guacamole
    • Jellyfin
    • MariaDB
    • Navidrome
    • Nextcloud
    • Nginx Proxy Manager
    • PHP
    • PiGallery2
    • Portainer
    • PyLoad
    • Redis
    • Spotify Client
    • Transmission regular
    • Transmission with VPN
    • Caddy
    • Firefox Sync Server
    • OnlyOffice
    • Hauk
    • PhpMyAdmin
    • DDclient
    • WireGuard-Easy
    • Deemix
    • Unbound
    • Watchtower
    • Rainloop

    Can you explain what you mean by having on your "docker" I just know little about how to use docker.
    Thanks!

    I host these applications not in bare metal but in docker containers. Easy to deploy and remove.

    Never used Docker, but I have some projects on my list that require Docker. Any good guide/page to get started with Docker? :)

  • my soul.

    Thanked by 2Ympker fan
  • interested in wg-easy

  • edipedip Member

    @Ympker said:

    @edip said:

    @melp57 said:

    @edip said:
    I have these on my docker,

    • Adguard
    • Vaultwarden
    • Calibre Web
    • Dozzle
    • Duplicati
    • Fail2ban
    • Guacamole
    • Jellyfin
    • MariaDB
    • Navidrome
    • Nextcloud
    • Nginx Proxy Manager
    • PHP
    • PiGallery2
    • Portainer
    • PyLoad
    • Redis
    • Spotify Client
    • Transmission regular
    • Transmission with VPN
    • Caddy
    • Firefox Sync Server
    • OnlyOffice
    • Hauk
    • PhpMyAdmin
    • DDclient
    • WireGuard-Easy
    • Deemix
    • Unbound
    • Watchtower
    • Rainloop

    Can you explain what you mean by having on your "docker" I just know little about how to use docker.
    Thanks!

    I host these applications not in bare metal but in docker containers. Easy to deploy and remove.

    Never used Docker, but I have some projects on my list that require Docker. Any good guide/page to get started with Docker? :)

    It actually is very easy when you get hang out of it.
    Just install Docker engine; https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/

    Then install docker-compose; https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/
    Then

    sudo usermod -aG docker $USER                  # to add myself to docker group
    sudo chgrp docker /usr/local/bin/docker-compose     # to give docker-compose to docker group,
    sudo chmod 750 /usr/local/bin/docker-compose   # to allow docker group users to execute it
    

    And finally fiddle with some docker-compose.yml files. That's how I learned.

    Thanked by 1Ympker
  • @edip said:

    @Ympker said:

    @edip said:

    @melp57 said:

    @edip said:
    I have these on my docker,

    • Adguard
    • Vaultwarden
    • Calibre Web
    • Dozzle
    • Duplicati
    • Fail2ban
    • Guacamole
    • Jellyfin
    • MariaDB
    • Navidrome
    • Nextcloud
    • Nginx Proxy Manager
    • PHP
    • PiGallery2
    • Portainer
    • PyLoad
    • Redis
    • Spotify Client
    • Transmission regular
    • Transmission with VPN
    • Caddy
    • Firefox Sync Server
    • OnlyOffice
    • Hauk
    • PhpMyAdmin
    • DDclient
    • WireGuard-Easy
    • Deemix
    • Unbound
    • Watchtower
    • Rainloop

    Can you explain what you mean by having on your "docker" I just know little about how to use docker.
    Thanks!

    I host these applications not in bare metal but in docker containers. Easy to deploy and remove.

    Never used Docker, but I have some projects on my list that require Docker. Any good guide/page to get started with Docker? :)

    It actually is very easy when you get hang out of it.
    Just install Docker engine; https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/

    Then install docker-compose; https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/
    Then

    sudo usermod -aG docker $USER                  # to add myself to docker group
    sudo chgrp docker /usr/local/bin/docker-compose     # to give docker-compose to docker group,
    sudo chmod 750 /usr/local/bin/docker-compose   # to allow docker group users to execute it
    

    And finally fiddle with some docker-compose.yml files. That's how I learned.

    Will give it a try soon :D Enough Lunanode credit left :p

  • dosaidosai Member

    @edip said:

    @Ympker said:

    @edip said:

    @melp57 said:

    @edip said:
    I have these on my docker,

    • Adguard
    • Vaultwarden
    • Calibre Web
    • Dozzle
    • Duplicati
    • Fail2ban
    • Guacamole
    • Jellyfin
    • MariaDB
    • Navidrome
    • Nextcloud
    • Nginx Proxy Manager
    • PHP
    • PiGallery2
    • Portainer
    • PyLoad
    • Redis
    • Spotify Client
    • Transmission regular
    • Transmission with VPN
    • Caddy
    • Firefox Sync Server
    • OnlyOffice
    • Hauk
    • PhpMyAdmin
    • DDclient
    • WireGuard-Easy
    • Deemix
    • Unbound
    • Watchtower
    • Rainloop

    Can you explain what you mean by having on your "docker" I just know little about how to use docker.
    Thanks!

    I host these applications not in bare metal but in docker containers. Easy to deploy and remove.

    Never used Docker, but I have some projects on my list that require Docker. Any good guide/page to get started with Docker? :)

    It actually is very easy when you get hang out of it.
    Just install Docker engine; https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/

    Then install docker-compose; https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/
    Then

    sudo usermod -aG docker $USER                  # to add myself to docker group
    sudo chgrp docker /usr/local/bin/docker-compose     # to give docker-compose to docker group,
    sudo chmod 750 /usr/local/bin/docker-compose   # to allow docker group users to execute it
    

    And finally fiddle with some docker-compose.yml files. That's how I learned.

    You can create docker compose from docker commands with composerize.com

    After you are familiar with docker. Give portainer.io a try, a nice ui to manage multiple dockers.

    Thanked by 1Ympker
  • NekkiNekki Veteran

    No-one with their own self-hosted PornHub?

    Disappointing.

  • ErisaErisa Member

    @Nekki said:
    No-one with their own self-hosted PornHub?

    Disappointing.

    Based on how this thread seems to be going, all you need to do is share which software you're using to selfhost yours and every participant will have their own copy by the next morning.

    So come on then, share it with the class Nekki.

  • @Erisa said: So come on then, share it with the class Nekki.

    https://porn-vault.github.io/porn-vault/ was discussed previously on this forum.

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