Its true all i have are cat pictures and grafana dashboards
Me after mailing tape backups to a vault in every country so my cat pics and ps2 iso’s can survive ww3
Edit: perfect nerd bait this site is all nerds
God forbid people have fun. They’re supposed to be ascetic chuds because I, a Kubernetes professional, hate my job and thus they should too.
That sub has useful information, but it has so many gearheads buying $500 routers and building $5k server racks that sound like jet engines for backing up their photos and watching a few hours of TV every day.
I live this thread, I’m a gamedev and it makes me feel normal for once
I really appreciate the repetition of the central thesis (“you are all a bunch of sick freaks”). That’s solid writing.
it was a good post, and we can’t have that, so the subreddit’s mods had to remove it smh
Fuck I’m tagged
You can pry my YAML from my cold dead hands
No please take yaml away, it sucks ass
Raid is for cowards. I have a singular 12tb used hard drive for everything. It literally can’t break
Mines been telling me failure imminent spin retry count too high for years now and do i believe it? No! Get back to work!
No RAID! Only backups!RAID fucks up often enough and adds enough complexity that I’m honestly considering this approach. Maybe I’m just going crazy.
WD external from 2008, its always made that noise thats just how things were made
yeah honestly, all power to the home-self-hosters but I’m so burnt out I’m not dealing with any more of that shit unless I’m paid. Last thing I want to do after spending my whole week trying to unfuck the heap of infrastructure you end up with after 15 years of “move fast and break things” is pour over my own kernel logs so I can figure out why I can’t watch TV today
Man goes to aquarium and is like “wtf are all these fish doing here?!”
This seems like pretty obvious satire. It’s kinda like a love letter to the community commending them for their dedication and niche hobbiest interests without actually being sappy. Just a bunch of “you guys are so cool for X” without seeming like a suck up.
I don’t doubt it, I still think it’s a goofy post regardless
Unix grognards running every service uncontainerized on one server keep winning.
This used to be me but I’ve become a container demon
Me :3
I simply install my OS’s packages and use the inbuilt privsep without needing to install like 20 different versions of Linux on my machine for every different service cuz no one can figure out dynamic linking (we should send ld.so to /dev/null imo)
“Yeah, I use containers. They’re called user accounts
Cgroups? You mean rlimits?”
7·15 hours agoContainers? You mean systemd hardening?
Legit who has the free time for anything else? Admittedly, I hate IoT stuff, so I don’t have to run my entire house from my phone/computer, but when I need something for personal projects it’s the most minimal garbage setup imaginable. Been working so far so I don’t touch it.
containers get bad rep because docker and all the mess it causes, but every process, or at least most, in the system should use containers in one way or another. it’s a shame this is nowhere close to normalized and doing it is messy
docker-compose has made it too easy to take all the random shit I had running on my home server and make it reproducible-ish.
My self-hosting setup is like this. But one of the things I originally got into self-hosting for was to get an RSS aggregator for, and I never found one with non-containerized setup instructions, so I ended up not having one.
I will never stop self hosting. I have converted some of my friends to self hosting their own stuff. We have automated encrypted offsite backups of eachothers critical/cherished data.
I will continue to spread this and no one can stop me.
You will learn docker (from compose files, including minimum shared networking), you will learn the *arr stack, you will use Audiobookshelf, you will learn about and deploy a reverse proxy, rclone usage is not optional, and I’ll eventually turn you into a hobbyist programmer.
I just pray their children can stand on my shoulders and convert it all to kubernetes some day because I refuse to learn enough to make arguably employable as a Jr. devops engineer.
We have automated encrypted offsite backups of eachothers critical/cherished data
That is sooo cool.
We have automated encrypted offsite backups of eachothers critical/cherished data
That is sooo cool.
And another one falls into the pit of the home lab.
Oh no. I had already fallen into it. I’m about to setup nixos on a raspberry pi to run jellyfin. Hopefully also moving over my pihole+unbound setup and decommissioning my Debian rasp.pi
Thin clients are more economical and expandable than pis these days.
These are great https://www.ebay.com/itm/126565534724
running Pi-hole with Unbound is superior to forwarding to Cloudflare.
NO FUCK YOU, IT IS.
I love my pihole and unbound its also super easy to configure and has excellent documentation
it absolutely is. And using fucking icloud? jesus christ
I had an old Arch laptop as my server for the longest time, and just set up a fresh Debian server with the *arr stack, qbittorrent, airsonic-advanced, calibre-web, and jellyfin - almost everything from LinuxServer.io. I used Cloudflare tunnels for the web-facing services and have the torrents running through AirVPN via gluetun. Everything is in docker containers run in separate users.
I feel like I learned a shit-ton doing this so if anyone has a computer sitting around and wants to try dipping their toes into self-hosting, hit me up. I have a bit of free time and am willing to walk you through it and answer questions at any pain points. I should maybe make a post in piracy offering the same.
picturing a couple having dinner
“check it out sweetie, i made a plex server for all our dvds! :)”
“YOU ARE SICK! you need help!”
