I may have skewed the results

I use my own dashboard as a links page, nagios to monitor all the running servers and service’s. Nagios will post to pushover if there’s an issue.

So I have a git repo with all my compose files in it, some of the stacks are version pinned some are latest. With the git repo I get versioning of the files and a way to get compose files on remote servers, in the repo is a readme with all the steps needed to start each stack and in what order.

I use portainer to keep an eye on things and check logs, but starting is always from the cli

Ta, not quite what I’m looking for

For my media consumption, I use jellyfin for streaming thing. Like music and movies to mobile or laptop.

I use OSMC on a pi4 for TV viewing, it’s a kodo remix but I like it. Have the media from jellyfin mounted over NFS and in kodo directly.

I did run tvheadend for live TV, but we don’t watch any live TV now as the kids get TV priority. I also had tvheadend setup in jellyfin so I could watch TV out and about

Have you looked at the memories app in nextcloud? Much better for image viewing

I use OVH for both VPS and a dedicated host, service is rock solid.

thats amazing, have just been talking about how UI is hard work

Would agree, don’t use sub paths.

Subdomains is the way, with an SSL certificate for each domain if you can.

yes, but no.

All the alternatives I have looked at had a re-setup tax that I didnt want to get into, also none of them had the easy editing that pico has. you just point it at a collection of markdown files and you get a site out.

I know its old and unmaintained, but I really like picoCMS. its just a markdown to HTML site thing, but I cant find any replacement

https://hub.docker.com/r/mhzawadi/picocms

I do this with semaphore, the below playbook would check out the git repo and reapply the compose file.

• docker_hosts is the host to run this on
• project_dir is where the compose file is on disk

I dont use github, but my own git server not on the internet.

---
- name: Update docker imges
  hosts: "{{ docker_hosts }}"
  gather_facts: false
  tasks:
    - name: Read-write git checkout from github
      ansible.builtin.git:
        repo: git@github.com:yourname/docker.git
        dest: /home/username/git/docker

    - name: Create and start services
      community.docker.docker_compose_v2:
        project_src: "{{ project_dir }}"
        build: never
        pull: always
        state: present
      register: output

    - ansible.builtin.debug:
        var: output.stderr_lines

Welp, thanks Google.

Have you looked at rclone?

You can plug rclone into your Google drive and then use copy to download all your photos into immich, the setup is also very easy

I use nextcloud as my main calendar, I have home assistant pull in things from that calendar to drive automations.

Like if I’m on holiday from work, don’t run my standup automation to make desk rise.

You can connect nextcloud to home assistant, I do that

Also potatoes

I will take 5 please, nothing more frustrating then the toaster misbehaving!

What did you call me?

AI is great they said, use it for everything they said.

Now we have images like this, that will reinforce that mess