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  • The gas chamber guys? Good riddance

  • Not sure that's where I'd draw the line. Imho you have a server that also serves as a NAS. Before getting an explicit machine, my "NAS" was just NFS shares on my Proxmox host, which was also used to run all my VMs. It was backed by ZFS, but I don't see how that's relevant for it being a NAS or not.

  • Love the Immich part. Cool post as always!

  • I think if you mostly use it for being network storage, it's included

  • I mostly thought about a federated demokalender, but I really don't want to moderate it or have my name in the Impressum tbh

  • Ha, that will show them.. I mean you!

  • Which other location specific services do you have in mind? I've been thinking about similar things on and off. Mobilizon is a thing, and something with groups but I'm not sure what would work for locals.

  • I think that would be up to the mods, when people then ask for more then the price or list a higher price in the description

  • I answered no since it mentions Swarm but I wasn't sure either

  • Finally, selfhostable ads to deploy across your homelab services!

  • I named Bookwyrm. There isn't so much going on update wise, but it's a fun software with a nice community

  • It's not my page but I subscribed to the RSS feed, will do if I don't forget!

  • Oh cool, did you actually get stuff moved?

  • The results will be published on the website.

  • I do have Dashboards in Grafana, but I only use them to look something up. I have Prometheus Alertmanager connected to a Matrix bot that sends me messages when something looks wrong.

  • For me, tinkering is part of the process and I'm enjoying it. Deciding to do something differently and changing a lot of stuff every now and then is fine. What's annoying is if you are in the middle of such a process and then run out of (free) time. Next time I look at it I forgot half of it if it's not finished and documented.

  • I'd suggest to put the compose stacks in git and then clone them either manually or with some tool.

    For fully automated gitops with docker compose, check this blogpost

  • I had this on my to-host list, but I guess HortusFox would fit me better in this case.

    Both don't seem to have kind of a map feature which I'd really like. I started to do an inventory with QGIS but that was out of my depth and I lost the files in a computer transfer (thought they were in some backup but they weren't).