Hello everyone! I’m kinda curious about the services you self-host, and I would love to see what do y’all use!

I’ll start, and list the services I self-host:

My list
  • Immich (bye Google photos)
  • Open WebUI (web interface for llms)
  • Fireshare (clips hosting and sharing)
  • Home Assistant
  • FMD Server (find my device alternative)
  • YourSpotify (spotify tracker)
  • Kener (uptime monitoring)
  • AdGuard Home
  • SearXNG

Thanks for reading, and thanks to anyone who participate!

  • cRazi_man@europe.pubEnglish
    11·
    9 hours ago

    Docker containers:

    • actual (budgeting)
    • affine (note taking)
    • bentopdf (PDF editing)
    • beszel (server status monitoring)
    • cloudflared (for a cloudflare tunnel with my own domain)
    • dockge (Docker management)
    • guacamole (server remote desktop access)
    • immich (photo application, backup, gallery and AI tagging)
    • jellyfin (video and music server)
    • kavita (comic books and ebooks)
    • kopia (backups)
    • mattermost (used solo for sharing text, links, files, etc to myself)
    • papra (document storage, tagging and OCR)
    • pihole (DNS adblocking for whole network)
    • opodsync (gpodder podcast sync backend)
    • omnitools (file conversion etc)
    • prunemate (automated scheduled docker pruning)
    • qbittorrent (with gluetun VPN )
    • Redlib (reddit access with gluetun VPN because fuck you UK mandatory ID checks)
    • samba (file sharing on the local netwrok)
    • syncthing (mostly used to keep retro/emulated games in sync across devices)
    • tiny tiny rss (RSS platform)
    • qbittorrent, through gluetun VPN on a VPN)
    • SABnzbd, radarr, sonarr (for media)
    • watchtower (automatic docker updates)

    The setup is on a bare metal Debian mini PC server with storage on a Synology 2 drive NAS.

    Thanks for asking

    • JustEnoughDucks@slrpnk.netEnglish
      1·
      8 hours ago

      How did you get kopia running on your server? Even on the kopia github they pretty much just say “use one of the other options like a S3/B2 bucket or one of the file transfer options”.

      Only local, without certificates for example doesn’t even work to test and there is nearly no documentation on hosting it yourself (decent documentation with the rest)

      • cRazi_man@europe.pubEnglish
        2·
        8 hours ago

        It’s running in Docker on my Debian server: https://kopia.io/docs/installation/#docker-images

        One HDD in my NAS is dedicated to only have encrypted backup data that Kopia creates. The same Kopia deployment can’t upload data to the cloud, so Kopia only makes local backups every night. Then Synology’s cloudsync app is scheduled to send the backed up files to a Backblaze bucket online.