Just 2 more stacks to move from my old #Portainer server to my new one!
I originally set the new one up as an agent connected to the old one thinking there would be a way to change an agent into a standalone server but there isn't
So the 5 stacks I'd re-created on the agent (and moved their data etc) had to be re-done!
Thankfully just stopping the old agent container running, removing the old containers, installing Portainer CE and re-setting up the stacks (which I had the config stored in a repo) was fine as the volumes from before were all already there with the data :)
Was it my own fault for not just setting it up as a server to start with? Yes. Absolutely.
Has there been downtime? Yes. Some.
Do I care because it's self-hosted / homelab things? Not really. I can work around them and anything critical (looking at you DNS-based-ad-blocking) I already had a second instance running because I made that mistake before! :P
@brunty I love the idea of Plex but without going down the pirate route, I have little I can actually serve from it. Wish there was good integration with streaming services so I could use one platform for all but that is unfortunately just a distant dream
@brunty what is the usecase for OpenSpeedTest? If you have it running at home aren't you then checking your internal network speeds? I'm looking for a tool on my homelab to monitor my home internet speed.
@S15H I had to troubleshoot a slow connection (turned out to be a bad cable) and it's just stayed there as the container is so lightweight and minimal in config / setup that it just kinda lived on
@brunty Did a migration a while back (portainer server to a new server with 4 attached agents). Curious why not use the Portainer EE edition rather then CE?
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