What are your must-have selfhosted services?

rockhandle, 6 months ago

• tailscale: mesh vpn
• jellyfin: media server
• flame: home page
• streamrip: easy way to download music to the server
• cockpit: gui for general management of the server

cichy1173, 6 months ago

• Home Assistant - Home automation and Smart home
• Nextcloud - cloud, rss, tasks, kanban, online office suite, file sharing
• Hedgedoc - markdown notes with easy publication
• adguard - ad blocking software
• Wallabag - Mozilla Pocket alternative
• Jellyfin - multimedia server

Opisek, 6 months ago

• Firefly III - Finance Manager
• Strongwan - IPsec VPN
• Mealie - Recipe Manager
• Samba - Network Drive
• ProjectSend - Mediafire kind of upload thing
• Vaultwarden - Password Manager
• Nginx - Reversed Proxy
• Pihole - DNS Adblocker
• Portainer - Docker Interface
• Vikunja - TODO Notes
• Anki, Joplin, Obsidian Sync Server - Syncing of your notetaking solution of choice
• Homeassistant - Smart Home Frontend
• Immich - Google Photos Replacement

urandom, 6 months ago

Immich for image sharing and backup

Readeef for RSS reader

Blocky for dns

Jellyfin for multimedia streaming

themurphy, 6 months ago

Can someone tell me the difference between Wireguard vs Wireguard Easy?

I already have Wireguard installed, so I just wanted to know if I should switch.

ptrckstr, 6 months ago

Wireguard-easy is plain old wireguard with with a nice web interface for management, that’s all.

themurphy, 6 months ago

Thanks, I’ll switch when I get my RaspPi5 for sure.

archengel, 6 months ago

PiHole - blocking ads Home Assistant - home automation, smart lighting & more Nginx Proxy Manager - easy reverse proxying Lemmy - here we are, on Lemmy Immich - Google photos replacement Motioneye - for putting video streams into home assistant and getting motion detection WyzeBridge - connecting my Wyze doorbells to Motioneye Doods2 - quick to set up object/person recognition for video and camera streams

hismoom, 6 months ago (edited 6 months ago)

• hedgedoc - formerly known as HackMD/CodiMD - documentation (mainly for teaching and lecturing)
• dendrite - next gen Matrix server
• coturn - Matrix signaling
• WhatsApp-/Signal-Matrix Bridge
• nginx
• pi-hole

clavismil, 6 months ago

Syncthing, Gitea, jellyfin (with arr stack), audiobookshelf, Kavita.

WindowsEnjoyer, 6 months ago

Last time I checked, I had >30 containers running. 🙆

johntash, 6 months ago

Do you like any of them more than others?

WindowsEnjoyer, 6 months ago

I respect all of them equally

LainOfTheWired, 6 months ago

Nextcloud, after setting it up it gives me everything I love about Google and Apple’s cloud services without the privacy invasion or any of the other cons. And I even find it more stable and less buggy. 10/10

Aurix, 6 months ago

Same for me. But there is work involved in the maintenance, there are awkward transitions at times with PHP migrations. But I would not go back to Google. I have tons of storage space without having to pay the associated service fees at the cost of slower speeds.

sunbeam60, 6 months ago

By Darwin I had not heard of wg-easy before. That is indeed easier than my setup. Thank you.

scarilog, 6 months ago

Wow Change Detection seems like a much better alternative to curling a webpage and using grep to search for particular elements… :/

ptrckstr, 6 months ago

It’s easy to set up and use, I’d recommend it.

pdavis, 6 months ago

After looking at other’s lists I think I am missing a good document server. Emby isn’t the best music and photo server so I could look at improving that, but it has been good enough for those purposes that I haven’t felt like going to the trouble of installing anything else.

• Aster: Multiseat software for Windows allows several users to work on the same PC.
• LaunchBox: Frontend for DOSBox, modern PC games and emulated console platforms.
• Blue Iris: Video security and webcam software
• Calibre: E-Book management and server
• Emby: Server for videos, music, audio books, and photos.
• Firewalla: VPN server, internet monitor and control
• Foundary Virtual Tabletop: Online role-playing game server.
• Grafana: Dashboard interface
• Hubitat: Home automation
• Hyper-V Manager: Tool that allows users to manage Hyper-V hosts and virtual machines (VMs)
• InfluxDB: Real-time database server.
• IotaWatt: Open WiFi electric power monitor
• Microsoft SQL Server: Database Server
• Octoprint: Web interface for 3D printers.
• PCem: Emulator for various old 8086 through Pentium PCs.
• SmartSync Pro: File sync program
• SnapRaid: Backup program for disk arrays.
• Stablebit DrivePool/Scanner: Disk pooling, file duplication, protection, disk surface scanner, and disk health monitoring
• Steam Link: Access and play steam games remotely

douglasg14b, 6 months ago

Highly recommend ditching emby for jellyfin!!

pdavis, 6 months ago

I bought both Plex and Emby. I started with Plex but had some technical issues related to my machine having multiple IP addresses so I switched to Emby. I tried Jellyfin before switching to Emby but it wasn’t as capable as Plex or Emby (at least at the time) and I wanted something with some commercial support behind it. I have been pretty satisfied with Emby, but do wish it would get requested features added in a much more timely manner.

Lena, 6 months ago

Thank you for taking the time to link everything and formatting the post

yamanii, 6 months ago

Jellyfin

mmagod, 6 months ago

I like Keepass - Password manager housed in an encrypted database. (dont’ lose your master password)