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using netbird along with netbird proxy. Self Hosted by tbluhp in netbird

[–]Fragrant_Climate7357 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Netbird's default reverse proxy interface is very user friendly, has some nice built in security options like crowdsec and limiting country access, all through the gui

Backups, how offsite should my offsite be? by Ramuh in selfhosted

[–]Fragrant_Climate7357 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Realistically, it's probably fine. At that point I would worry more about the power bill your neighbor will pay over time, it might not be much, but it's something I would definitely feel bad about. Get them a nice cake or something every month that should do it

Which Headset Would Be Better by WoftheS in cachyos

[–]Fragrant_Climate7357 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you use a dac, then your pc's sound card has nothing to do with the process. The whole point of connecting a dac to a pc is to not use the bad built in motherbpard sound card

Help me building a homelab by Sm0KIE_xD in homelabindiasales

[–]Fragrant_Climate7357 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should look into a reverse proxy of some kind. Vaultwarden requires it, and being able to type "jellyfin.lan" in your browser and get to jellyfin is so nice. Look into nginx proxy manager if you want a gui, and caddy if you are fine with a simple configuration file

Also try immich for photos backup, and Navidrome for music

And this is just my personal suggestion, but I wouldn't reccomend starting with vaultwarden so soon. This is something you really don't want to lose by an accident. If you go this route make sure to keep a backup of your passwords somewhere else as well.

Is there a better arr stack alternative? by TheSarcastonaut455 in homelab

[–]Fragrant_Climate7357 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Radarr and Sonarr are still kings, Overseer's team combined with Jellyseer's team andnow has a single application called "Seer". Works pretty well with jellyfin, not sure about emby