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That said, I am not convinced that I should continue to run all of my home services collocated on an underpowered NAS. Thinking it may be better to get an affordable server instead. 🤔

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driving -3.6 km/h 75%

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Courtney R.
Courtney R. via hachyderm.io

@jonathan I don't like doing anything on my NAS other than file serving. I picked up a small form-factor desktop used on EBay and run my services there. After all, if an appliance can run this stuff on an SOC, it should easy peasy run on an older office-grade system.

Jonathan LaCour
Jonathan LaCour via Mastodon

@oh_that_courtney Yeah that’s sorta my thinking as well. My. Synology has been basically bulletproof for storage, but I have too many containers running at this point for it to make much sense to host services. I am a bit worried about the reliability of mounting the NAS over the network.

Jonathan LaCour
Jonathan LaCour via Mastodon

@kellysims for my purposes, a Linux server is my preference. I've already found some affordable options. Hopefully I can tinker on it over the holidays.

mako
mako via social.seattle.wa.us

@jonathan @kellysims finally: https://tailscale.com/kb/1133/proxmox
Curious, what you end up with .. this is going to be my next two weeks messing around with this.. Tailscale on a Proxmox host · Tailscale Docs

Jonathan LaCour
Jonathan LaCour via Mastodon

@mako @kellysims good timing! Happy to share experiences. Proxmox looks nice. Coolify too. So many choices!
(Took the plunge and ordered a MINISFORUM NAB6 Lite with 32GB of RAM)

mako
mako via social.seattle.wa.us

@jonathan @kellysims lots of choices! Looks like a nice box too.
Self hosting things like linkding, forgejo, etc have been a real boost this year too.