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Jim's Garage
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A channel dedicated to helping you homelab. I cater for the novice, and the experienced homelabber. Join me in seeing how far we can push this hobby....
Recommended Hardware: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/blob/main/Homelab-Buyer's-Guide/Q4-2023.md
For business enquiries contact me on X or Discord.
Recommended Hardware: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/blob/main/Homelab-Buyer's-Guide/Q4-2023.md
For business enquiries contact me on X or Discord.
Let's Build A Smart Home with Home Assistant
Home Assistant makes home automation easy. Find out how to deploy it using Docker and how to get started using it.
Home Assistant Docker Compose:
github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/tree/main/Home-Assistant
Hardware:
Conbee III:
amzn.to/3TRsmxk
Conbee II:
amzn.to/3xpbxm3
Hue Lights:
amzn.to/3U7DmrM
Sonoff:
amzn.to/3PSczxk
Recommended Hardware: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/blob/main/Homelab-Buyer's-Guide/Q3-2023.md
Discord: discord.gg/qW5vEBekz5
Twitter: jimsgarage_
Reddit: www.reddit.com/user/Jims-Garage
GitHub: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage
00:00 - Introduction to Home Assistant
03:28 - Configuration Overview
15:58 - Docker Deployment
18:14 - Accessing Home Assistant
19:28 - Walkthrough
38:29 - Outro
Home Assistant Docker Compose:
github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/tree/main/Home-Assistant
Hardware:
Conbee III:
amzn.to/3TRsmxk
Conbee II:
amzn.to/3xpbxm3
Hue Lights:
amzn.to/3U7DmrM
Sonoff:
amzn.to/3PSczxk
Recommended Hardware: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/blob/main/Homelab-Buyer's-Guide/Q3-2023.md
Discord: discord.gg/qW5vEBekz5
Twitter: jimsgarage_
Reddit: www.reddit.com/user/Jims-Garage
GitHub: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage
00:00 - Introduction to Home Assistant
03:28 - Configuration Overview
15:58 - Docker Deployment
18:14 - Accessing Home Assistant
19:28 - Walkthrough
38:29 - Outro
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Proxmox High Availability With Ceph
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In this video I deploy Ceph onto my MS-01 Proxmox cluster. Thanks to Scyto: gist.github.com/scyto/8c652f3eab61ed1fa2f980d02a484c35 Minis Forum MS-01: amzn.to/3V9DkAa Cable Matters Thunderbolt: amzn.to/4bOOZtU Samsung 980 Pro: amzn.to/4dSaxaS Corsair Vengeance: amzn.to/44OehWF GitHub: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage Recommended Hardware: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/blob/main/Homelab-Bu...
Highly Available Storage in Proxmox - Ceph Guide
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In this video I deploy Ceph onto my MS-01 Proxmox cluster. Thanks to Scyto: gist.github.com/scyto/8c652f3eab61ed1fa2f980d02a484c35 Minis Forum MS-01: amzn.to/3V9DkAa Cable Matters Thunderbolt: amzn.to/4bOOZtU Samsung 980 Pro: amzn.to/4dSaxaS Corsair Vengeance: amzn.to/44OehWF GitHub: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage Recommended Hardware: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/blob/main/Homelab-Bu...
Thunderbolt Networking is FAST & CHEAP!
Переглядів 18 тис.21 день тому
In this video I show how I created a thunderbolt 4 network ring to cluster my Proxmox nodes. The MS-01 is a perfect option for this approach. Is it the ultimate "budget" cluster? Thanks to Scyto: gist.github.com/scyto/76e94832927a89d977ea989da157e9dc Minis Forum MS-01: amzn.to/3V9DkAa Cable Matters Thunderbolt: amzn.to/4bOOZtU Samsung 980 Pro: amzn.to/4dSaxaS Corsair Vengeance: amzn.to/44OehWF ...
Proxmox Cluster Network Overview - Link Aggregation to the Rescue! Minis Forum MS-01
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It's time to upgrade the network so that I can leverage link aggregation! Here's an updated network overview and why I've made the changes. The next video will focus on the configuration of various elements. Minis Forum MS-01: amzn.to/3V9DkAa Cable Matters Thunderbolt: amzn.to/4bOOZtU Samsung 980 Pro: amzn.to/4dSaxaS Corsair Vengeance: amzn.to/44OehWF GitHub: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage ...
Planning A Homelab - Cluster Time! Minis Forum MS-01
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2Gb internet has required some upgrades and allowed me to finally rationalise a lab rebuild. Here I discuss how I'm architecting the lab and why I've chosen the Minis Forum MS-01 as my workhorse. Yes, I bought these myself! Minis Forum MS-01: amzn.to/3V9DkAa Cable Matters Thunderbolt: amzn.to/4bOOZtU Samsung 980 Pro: amzn.to/4dSaxaS Corsair Vengeance: amzn.to/44OehWF @CraftComputing ua-cam.com/...
Easy Kubernetes Using Ansible! (RKE2)
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In this video, the eigth of the Ansible mini-series, I show how to use all we've learnt throughout the series to deploy RKE2, K3S' bigger, more secure brother. Now you have everything you need to run Kubernetes at home. @TechnoTim K3S Script: github.com/techno-tim/k3s-ansible GitHub Playbook: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/tree/main/Ansible/Playbooks/RKE2 Recommended Hardware: github.com/Ja...
Deploy Docker & Portainer In Seconds Using Ansible!
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In this video, the seventh of the Ansible mini-series, I show how to use roles and templates to automate the deployment of Docker and Portainer. The process herein can be expanded to include any containers you wish to deploy. GitHub Playbook: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/tree/main/Ansible/Playbooks/Docker-Portainer Recommended Hardware: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/blob/main/Homelab...
How To Use Secrets & Variables in Ansible For Security & Convenience
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In this video, the sixth of the Ansible mini-series, I show how to use environment variables and secrets. GitHub Playbook: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/tree/main/Ansible/Playbooks/Secrets-Variables Recommended Hardware: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/blob/main/Homelab-Buyer's-Guide/Q3-2023.md Support this channel to get access to perks: ua-cam.com/channels/UUTdohVElFLSP4NBnlPEwA.htmlj...
Deploy a Website With Ansible and Docker
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In this video, the fifth of the Ansible mini-series, I show how to copy files to a remote host and deploy a web container with Docker, all using Ansible. GitHub Playbook: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/tree/main/Ansible/Playbooks/File-Copy Recommended Hardware: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/blob/main/Homelab-Buyer's-Guide/Q3-2023.md Support this channel to get access to perks: ua-cam.c...
All Flash NAS / Homelab - UGREEN DXP480T Plus
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Ugreen NASync Private Cloud Storage Solution Ugreen NASync DXP480T Plus: kck.st/3xA2cYr Up to 35% OFF Until May 9 1. 12th Gen 10-core, 12-thread Intel® Processor (i5 1235u) 2. Dual Thunderbolt 4 Ports 3. 10 Gb NIC 4. Quad NVME (4x PCIE4x4) 5. Wi-Fi 6 6. Up to 64GB RAM Discord: discord.gg/qW5vEBekz5 Twitter: jimsgarage_ Reddit: www.reddit.com/user/Jims-Garage GitHub: github.com/James...
Mosquitto MQTT Broker - Explanation and Setup
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Home Automation is a great way to add some quality of life features to your home. In this video I explain the basics of what MQTT is, and how to deploy a broker in Docker with Mosquitto. Deconz Docker Compose: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/blob/main/Mosquitto Hardware: Conbee III: amzn.to/3TRsmxk Conbee II: amzn.to/3xpbxm3 Hue Lights: amzn.to/3U7DmrM Sonoff: amzn.to/3PSczxk Recommended Har...
Get Notified When Updates Are Available With DIUN
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DIUN (Docker Image Update Notifier) is a great tool for staying up to date with the latest image via notifications. This is good for security, convenience, and making sure you have the latest features. In this video I show you how to deploy it and configure notifications. DIUN Docs: crazymax.dev/diun/ Docker Compose Files for DIUN: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/tree/main/DIUN Recommended H...
Ansible: Inventories, When, FQCN, and Multi OS Updates
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In this video, the fourth of the Ansible mini-series, I show how to connect to different remote machines using existing SSH keys, create inventories, use FQCN, and perform actions based upon a when clause. Windows Remote Management: @LondonIAC ua-cam.com/video/J5anqB4ECQc/v-deo.htmlsi=6NfVaivQAxX_fd11 GitHub Playbook: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/tree/main/Ansible/Playbooks/Multi-OS-Updat...
Home Automation - A Beginner's Guide
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Home Automation is a great way to add some quality of life features to your home. In this video I kick off by discussing the basics; what is Home Automation, what do I use, how do I use it? Deconz Docker Compose: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsGarage/blob/main/Deconz Hardware: Conbee III: amzn.to/3TRsmxk Conbee II: amzn.to/3xpbxm3 Hue Lights: amzn.to/3U7DmrM Sonoff: amzn.to/3PSczxk Recommended Har...
Internet Upgrade Time, It's CRAZY Fast! (Nearly!)
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Internet Upgrade Time, It's CRAZY Fast! (Nearly!)
Update All Your Computers With Ansible - It's Easy!
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Update All Your Computers With Ansible - It's Easy!
SSH Connections With Ansible - How To Create & Share SSH Keys
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SSH Connections With Ansible - How To Create & Share SSH Keys
Vikunja - An Open-Source, Self-Hostable To-Do App
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Vikunja - An Open-Source, Self-Hostable To-Do App
Easily Manage And Search All Of Your Documents - Paperless-NGX
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Easily Manage And Search All Of Your Documents - Paperless-NGX
Gitea - Keep Your Repo Private At Home!
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Gitea - Keep Your Repo Private At Home!
NAS Shares On LXC - Unprivileged - Jellyfin Example
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NAS Shares On LXC - Unprivileged - Jellyfin Example
Split A GPU Between Multiple Computers - Proxmox LXC (Unprivileged)
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Split A GPU Between Multiple Computers - Proxmox LXC (Unprivileged)
Proxmox LXC - How To Guide - Better Than A VM?
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Proxmox LXC - How To Guide - Better Than A VM?
Automate Homelab Deployment With Terraform & Proxmox
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Automate Homelab Deployment With Terraform & Proxmox
Linux on Windows The EASY Way - WSL2 & VS Code
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Linux on Windows The EASY Way - WSL2 & VS Code
Manage Docker & Kubernetes Remotely with VS Code!
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Manage Docker & Kubernetes Remotely with VS Code!
SMB Server In Docker with ZFS! Simple, Cheap, and Efficient!
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SMB Server In Docker with ZFS! Simple, Cheap, and Efficient!
Awesome tut and simple to follow. I followed all your step and I can add delete files from the host. I can also see the mount point on the lxc but if I try nano test.txt to edit a remote file. I see File is not writable. I don’t what permissions need to be fixed for this if host was able to add delete file. I did not add ro=1. So I should have full rw permissions.
When you import the disk, you can specify the format that you want like --format qcow2 etc.
Jim - did you try using the dual edge TPU in the wifi spot? I couldn't get lspci to recognize them when I tested.
I did, and in the x8. Wasn't recognised, only single works.
Really love your tutorials, but does this mean the firewall is another PC? Also, can I just use my windows PC as the firewall? Or do I need to reformat it to another OS? My Current Setup Modem > Cisco Switch > Servers and Devices I only have 1 Server node with 2 NICs, can it act as the firewall as well? Do I need to reconfigure the setup to be Modem > Server(Firewall) > Cisco Switch > Devices I got all my devices for free from school because I wanted to learn, but am sort of a novice when it comes to configuring. Is the server still safe even tho it also acts as the firewall in this case? Thanks
Posted an edit to the comment.
You need another PC. You can either run it bare metal or virtualised (like I do).
@@TTV-VoidGG pretty much yes across the board there. I have a dedicated Proxmox machine that hosts all of my virtual machines. One of those virtual machines is the firewall. The firewall has 2 dedicated NICs (1 for wan and 1 for LAN), it has a 3rd for all the VMs to share). This setup is fine for a homelab and will mean all traffic goes through the firewall before hitting your network.
@@Jims-Garage I see! Cool! Thanks man, so that means I just need an additional NIC to act as a third in this case.
@@Jims-Garage so this means, even if I only have the Server with a VM running the firewall and 3 Nics, the solution is possible. How do I point for example kubernetes to pass through the firewall if they're in the same Node?
without mobile apps on ios/android platforms it's not useful ..
Hello Jim, thanks a lot for your tutorial, very clear ! But I have a small problem, I can see Websocket errors in the console when I'm logged in my vault, have you this problem too ? Is there any config to add to make traefik handle WS ? Thanks in advance !!
Would you be able to create a video showing how to set up RKE2 on a Raspberry Pi cluster?
I would advise against it, RKE2 is too heavy for a Pi IMO
How are able to achieve High Availability on a two node cluster? I heard at min. 3 nodes are needed for voting to work properly. Are there some settings which can help in case ok two node setup?
You need 3 nodes for Proxmox VM high availability (albeit you can have 2 Proxmox nodes and corosync installed anywhere else). The HA on my firewall is isn't VM failover, the firewalls are connected to each other and the other one takes over if the master fails. My new MS-01 setup in recent videos is a proper Proxmox HA with traditional failover and 3 nodes.
thank you for this tutorial. It works. just want to let you know, it works also with handbrake docker container, just in the compose file add GROUP_ID=107 in the environment section. intel qsv is detected!
Awesome, thanks for letting me know
Running Proxmox and various Docker containers on an old/spare 2018 Apple Mac Mini. Rarely uses more than 100W. They can be bought on eBay or Facebook Marketplace for a few hundred dollars nowadays. Works surprisingly well, if you're not doing intense processing e.g. video transcoding.
Is it possible to create a template for Debian with LVM included?
Yes, any Linux OS
I was hoping to get it running for ProtonVPN free tier. Logs say that Gluetun connected fine, containers are available locally but qbit doesn't download and containers don't see each other :(
Got this working!! Do I need to install a cni for this or was that included in the script?
It's part of the deployment, uses flannel by default.
For anyone who is wondering about the issue with an extremely small boot drive, once the img file is downloaded, head over to /var/lib/vz/template/iso and run this command to resize the bootdrive as per your needs. "qemu-img resize noble-server-cloudimg-amd64.img 20G" you can change it to 20G to 80G or any number as per your needs if you need a larger boot drive and not planning to use Longhorn or NFS with the template.
Thanks 👍 you can also do this in the web UI using resize disk.
@@Jims-Garage Was completely unaware of this! Thanks a ton Jim, love your channel and has been a daily visit for my homelab obsession!
@@nealkashya thanks, really appreciate the feedback
Hey mate. In your Authentik videos, I’ve noticed that your compose yaml files don't have the authentik secret key entries to pull from your .env file. Is that on purpose or an oversight/not required?
Why not using three managers who also will do workloads?
It's good practice to split them out, but for a homelab it's probably okay to amalgamate.
@@Jims-Garage yes, you're right about best practice, my question was focused on homelab usage.
Would you recommend using this set up or a DDNS with a reverse proxy for a homelab?
I only use a reverse proxy
@@Jims-Garage so does that mean you have a static IP address?
@@andrew7396 no, I use ddns
@@Jims-Garage makes sense. Thank you. I really appreciate the response. Last question. Do you have a preferred DDNS service? Like do you use DuckDNS, Cloudflare DDNS or something else?
@@andrew7396 I use Cloudflare for DDNS and as my registrar
Thank You Jim Keep posting new videos specially on SDN please
It's a shame your git repo isn't available for cloning, saves copying and pasting haha. But suppose it for security reasons
tmux is great for running stuff in the background, I use it all the time for switching between nodes in my cluster. Thanks for a fascinating vid!
Thanks, tmux is on the list 👍
Hello, Thank you for the video. Do you think you can make a guide for setting this up in the Ugreen NAS 480T? Are you still running Proxmox on it or should I just setup Docker on Ugreen OS and go from there?
I would install Proxmox on it, you'll have far more support.
@@Jims-Garage Thank you. And another question, is the internal boot drive 2242 M2 or NVME?
Has anyone gotten this working without running JF in Docker? Or is there anyone who can point me to documentation for commands/configurations for JF for the "group add" and "devices" variables from the yaml for docker compose?
Great video, I have started using Home Assistant also with docker installation and it's working well, looking forward to more videos from this series
Cool, thanks. Next video will be setting up HACS.
I just noticed that naming scheme and i am confused. Failbaddon the Harmless and then the two primarchs? Anyway, great video. Looking forward to try this myself in the future.
Thanks 👍 Cadia stands (oh wait!) 😲
Hi there! How can I get an unprivileged LCX with a GUI setup? Thanks!
You'll need to deploy a desktop image and then use a remote desktop application. It doesn't give a great user experience though (I find Linux remote desktops not great with Windows).
@@Jims-Garage Thanks for the reply! In your 1 gpu 4 LXC it seems like you have a GUI LXC. Basically I'd like a web browser in their own container. I have this now but use VMs. What if I deploy a desktop image to the LXC and then use a remote desktop application like spice or something? Or do I need to use a VM to deploy multiple browsers like I'm doing now (seems kind of inefficient)? Thanks!
@@codescholar7345 you could deploy chrome in docker if you prefer github.com/browserless/browserless
@@Jims-Garage Okay, I'll check it out! Would the docker containers be unprivileged and secure? How did you get jellyfin running in the LXC containers? I watched the video, I'm wondering if I missed that part. If you have time I'm also wondering about a Proxmox system with a 5950x, 3090 and Intel Arc a380 or a750. Could I passthrough the 3090 to a VM and try to split the Intel Arc (running as the main GUI) between containers or VMs. I tried passing through the 3090 to a VM but since i dont have integrated graphics or a second graphics card the VM would not start. Thanks!
@@codescholar7345 jump on Discord, all of this is doable.
I struggled with an AMD igpu pass through with Jellyfin and you were very kind to help , in my case it did not work with a regular VM , but with this it was a breeze to setup Jellyfin with HW transcoding , the only hiccup was the lxc image of Debian 12 did not work , but Ubuntu did , latest proxmox fully updated , thanks again your walkthroughs are really helpful thanks !
That's great, good job 👍
Could you help me out?
@@codexclusiveNLfollow the steps that Jim laid out, some films depending on the setup will work depending on the browser or device also, for me even the groups that Jim has in the video are the same , y setup is a beeliknk mini pc with an AMD 5650
Could you explain how to fit traefik into this docker swarm setup?
I'll likely come back to swarm in the near future.
I’ve tested and it does support up to 96GB of RAM using 2 SODIMM Crucial 48GB sticks
Yes, I read that before I purchased it. Sadly I'm not that rich, 64GB will do me for the foreseeable future.
Could you explain how to use keycloak to secure a web application that has no login? How can I make a login for an app?
You can't, it's only for oidc/oauth. You should use Authentik or Authelia in those instances.
A like an American ride like an Italian? What does this mean😢
Ha, it's a cycling joke. Eat junk food and ride well
@@Jims-Garage lol
Hmmm.... My tip doesn't let you rummage in the electronics anymore. (HAZMAT don'tchaknow!) and all electricals are contracted off to a specialist EEE waste provider (remover?) I did manage to get a Zalman full tower case many years back when someone literally dropped it off in front of me! was absolutely gutted when I was cockblocked from taking the fully boxed Amiga 500 and A590 HDD when they first introduced the e-Waste ticket requirement for taking electronics though :(
useless
Your comment, or is that self reflection?
@@Jims-Garage Obviously your video! The truth always hurts, hence you felt the inner burn to "retaliate"! :)))))
@@ThinkAboutIT-Channel on the contrary, I don't seek validation of my videos. I'm more interested in improving the content for others but it's difficult when people leave such detailed feedback 😂
@@Jims-Garage Ok, you convinced me! :D
I created my ARR stack using your script, but I did it in an helperscripts docker LXC. I couldn't get the tunneling to work because it was giving me /tun/tun errors, however I found the solution by running the commands from Proxmox's "OpenVPN in LXC" guide. I can't post links, but if you google that and follow the commands on the website, it'll work when you run docker compose after a reboot. Surprising how little CPU/RAM it uses when run in a LXC. Thanks for that amazing docker compose file. Going to have to try and figure out traefik, it's been a whole confusing mess to sort out.
At ~11:45 you mention your split-tunnel VPN setup. Is there an existing video for that setup? Is it part of your OPNsense video series I'm about to start watching? If not, any plans to create one? I have new firewall hardward that should be delivered this week and am currently using a pfSense/Netgate appliance but am upgrading to 2.5 gig ports in anticipation of finally having fiber internet similar to what you recently got. Trying to decide whether I want to stay on the Community Edition of pfSense or give OPNsense a try.
Should I have watched a video before this one? I don't have the env file so not sure if it will work should I watch something else 1st?
when I execute the make for the folder terraform-provider-proxmox i get this error: -> Building mkdir -p bin CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -trimpath -o bin/terraform-provider-proxmox go: errors parsing go.mod: /home/jhmc93/terraform-provider-proxmox/go.mod:5: unknown directive: toolchain make: *** [Makefile:82: build] Error 1. Can you help with it? Excellent video as usual
I thought high availiability in the context of firewall meant 2 ISP no?
Full HA does, and in enterprise you'd have 2 wan. I simply want 2 firewalls to enable me to reboot certain nodes.
I don't use portainer now as I use OMV7, and testing Dockge. But what I find best for docker logs is Dozzle, it's really nice and saves having to use Portainer 😊
You can absolutely run with spinning disks with ceph, but you need quite a few of them, and definitely want some SSD DB/WAL devices. I'm running a cluster of 4 nodes, with 24 spinning disks, 6 per node. 3:1 OSD to DB/WAL drive ratio (3 OSDs share one DB/WAL SSD). Having said that, it's not stupendously fast - especially for my write-heavy workload, but it's fast 'enough'. I've got about 35 guests, which includes a Zabbix server with DB, 3x elasticsearch, and a graylog system. It was quite affordable however, buying used drives in bulk.
That's awesome, thanks for sharing. I'll do some more testing.
Ohh the rabbit hole is deep with Home Assistant. I'm just getting started.
Awesome, there's a ton of great stuff it can do. Good luck 🍀
@@Jims-Garage Agree. Just deciding with the hardware to use is a rabbit hole in and of it alone and is overwhelming. This is gonna take a while.
Hey can anyone tell me online or on yt what my options are for the hardware to run this? I have no clue what my best low power or best low cost barebones home server would be. Also I don’t know if I would only be able to run my photos on the same router or how to access them outside the home with an IP that changes. I can’t wait to set this up, just need the hardware end taken care of. Thx!
What hardware do you have? It doesn't need anything powerful, an iGPU would be useful. I'd run it on docker, even bare metal. Use dynamic DNS if you have an IP that changes like I do. Also recommend a reverse proxy, SSL and a Cloudflare proxy.
@@Jims-Garage well I have an old iPad, I could use an old MacBook Pro 10.3 I think. Here’s maybe my best option: I’m about to host a joomla website for my biz and I’ll have a hosting company. Couldn’t I host Immich on that, and if so, are there any tips/things I should look out for in a runof the mill hosting server company? Do you guys rep a server hosting company? Thx
@@Jims-Garage I also had one other question: I need to have simple share files/photos ala Google photos create a link or group share, does Immich do that? I have things, not a lot, but some files I share with clients and that would make my life easier if I could do that via my job La website or Immich.
Did you figure out how to get the jellyfin docker to see volumes outside of the docker? I don't want to risk losing data by storing it in the docker container directory.
Using UGOS? No, I replaced it with Proxmox. As it's Debian under the hood you can mount your media to the host then reference to the container via a volume.
great, thanks for share it!
I love to see my dashboard being used as a thumbnail for someone's video. I should get a commission 😂
Haha, cheque's in the post. I was looking for the best dashboards for inspiration and then I saw yours and thought that's cool, I'm going to use it.
Nice video Jim! May I ask what brand (name and type) are you using for measuring the light level? I also would like to see a video of migrating al the data (espacially the P1 and Solar) from a RPI to a docker instance of HASS (not importing a backup, then i have all the data, but i only want the one i mentioned)
I'm using Philips Hue motion sensors
Noticed a typo in your traefik docker labels, namely the third line: jimsgarge insted of jimsgarage.
I have homepage.. how do you connect all your servers in the top left? I have QNAP I want to link to show drive size etc?
It's connected to proxmox via the API. Instructions are on the homepage website.
Nice video! Very well explained! What's the reason you're using PostgreSQL as a database? Since somewhere last year, home assistant team is specifically recommending to use the SQLite database.
Thanks, purely because it's faster when you have lots of devices.
Nice vid. I was just hoping you would also explain how to install Hacs with Home assistant in Docker
I'll come onto that in the next video for home automation (it's pretty straightforward).
Been waiting for this one! Thanks again for the great videos
My pleasure!