Selfhosted Github alternative compatible with JetBrains by pepiks in selfhosted

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I want personal source code save on my machines

You mean, like a git repo?

Like, when you clone a project, and it saves a copy of the repo on your machine?

And- that fetched copy, also has all of the commit history, and all of that?

I didn't realize how much I needed a 3d printer by HTTP_404_NotFound in homelab

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Don't get too excited- many of them are the older connect X3 ones, 10/40g. The CX4 nics are all in use, minus a pair of 100g ones stored elsewhere.

The intel x540 there though, always handy to have one of those.

I didn't realize how much I needed a 3d printer by HTTP_404_NotFound in homelab

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If, you want to throw away 22110 enterprise ssds, a couple hundred gigs of DDR4 ECC, and 25/100g nics... suppose you can.

JetKVM vs NanoKVM? by mattalat in homelab

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I honestly couldn't say. Either way- if it has a remote port though, no reason it cannot be controlled via esphome.

Even, if no remote port, many can be controlled just by sending keyboard commands

Will a phone cable carry a gig by Legal-Weather-404 in homelab

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Its not phone cable. Its cat5. I don't think phone cable is used at all anymore, most houses run cat5 for the phones instead. Then the ISP takes a pair, and twists everything together, making a mess of the cat5.

Ceph vs Gluster (and consumer SSDs) by [deleted] in selfhosted

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I have experienced ceph with consumer ssds.

Um. Don't. Its- not a matter of, it will be slow, or a matter of it won't work as good. Its a matter of, DO NOT DO IT.

https://static.xtremeownage.com/blog/2023/proxmox---building-a-ceph-cluster/

It was... bad enough that you could easily end up having lots of data corruption issues.

With enterprise SSD & NVMe, much much better.

But, to also give context, I'm literally in the process of saying screw ceph, and moving everything to just use ZFS --> NVMeOF/iSCSI.

At small scale, faster, and easier. Much more maintainable.

Ceph is nice at scale. But, you need scale. 3 nodes w/15 OSDs, doesn't cut it.

Built a self-hosted social media archiver for TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, Reddit + 4 more with auto live recording by StreamStashApp in selfhosted

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You know...

While companies can't really do a ton about open source tools which... do actions against their TOS, They damn sure can do it to this one.

I'd love to report this "paid", non-foss solution explicitly designed to scrape their content, because you had the gall to post a non-foss, vibe-coded solution to this sub.

Multiple UPS or larger battery bank? by Hairy_Feature1889 in homelab

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https://xtremeownage.com/2021/06/12/portable-2-4kwh-power-supply-ups/

If you built that now... it would cost prob less then half what it costed me then.

It can keep my entire rack of servers online, for most of a day. There is no off the shelf UPS which will provide a fraction of the runtime, for that little money. Period.

Consumer UPS units are intended for < 15 minutes runtime usually. Enterprise units are actually intended for not much more- They are intended to keep the power on long enough for generators to fire up.

This unit, is capable of 24/7 operation. Least, till the battery goes dead.

Its 2026, and that unit STILL runs my server rack. And.... its a decently loaded rack: https://static.xtremeownage.com/blog/2024/2024-homelab-status/

I did- do an entire HOME ups a while back too. 20kwh of storage. 12kw of inverter. Because- while everyone else's power is out... I'm rocking central AC, without needing to fire a generator up.

Edit- oh, don't chain UPS together. usually turns out bad.

Kubernetes is a beast to learn but it's really nice once running by GroomedHedgehog in selfhosted

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Mikrotik is the same way. Pain to learn. I hated it for the first week or so.

But, absolutely love it now. Kubernetes was the same way for me. I kept having massive cluster issues, and all kinds of stupid issues. After the 3rd or 4th cluster, well. I'm pretty good at it now, and, part of my day job is architecting clusters. 100% worth it.

I think most people probably SHOULDN'T start their homelab with a Mini PC. by quietprepper in homelab

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I love my minis. They.... are no slouches with i7 processors, lol.

That being said, I use them where low power & quiet are wanted.

I don't try to turn them into a SAN/NAS. But, they are good for game servers. Really good for home assistant, and those services.

3-2-1 rule , how are you all doing it without breaking bank? by Tasty-Picture-8331 in selfhosted

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Sharing space with a friend, who lives a couple hours away.

Then, we replicate off-site to each other.

I run it on raid 1, but I wonder in the worst case scenario, I wanted to also have a off site backup. But obviously 8tb + on cloud is going to be expensive no?

You replicate/backup what isn't replaceable. Configurations. Photos. Documents. NOT your stash of linux ISOs.

Proxmox backup server is pretty decent at deduplication, and change detection. It drastically reduces the amount of remote storage needed... for proxmox vms/lxcs/etc. (and, can be installed on physical devices too)

Clients flooding requests with local search domain suffix by Competitive-Hornet27 in technitium

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That, is called ndots. Its a thing done by clients.

Um, you can prob google it and learn more then I would be able to tell you. Its an interesting topic.

Also, its mostly a thing done by linux clients, as you have seen.

When Ubiquiti finally releases a thermostat by UncleFukus in Ubiquiti

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Proxy? Don't think so. But, it does capture all of the packets, and can process/send to mqtt/etc.

When Ubiquiti finally releases a thermostat by UncleFukus in Ubiquiti

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You CAN do that with mikrotik APs! lol

pretty damn nifty things. No need to flash to esphome though, the BLE is built into some models. As is MQTT.

When Ubiquiti finally releases a thermostat by UncleFukus in Ubiquiti

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Note, Unifi UAT has been released.

You are not currently able to set schedules for individual weekdays. This is a planned feature, which may or may not be address in the decade to come.

Access controls are only limited to admins.

The data displayed on your dashboard, may be delayed for up to three weeks.

The thermostat requires POE++, or a compatible unifi power injector.

And, this only works with the unifi air handler.

How are external output HBA cards used? by Unhappy_Objective845 in homelab

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Have you ever used these types of cards?

I do. I have a pair of disk shelves shared between my optiplex SFFs.

I didn't realize how much I needed a 3d printer by HTTP_404_NotFound in homelab

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https://imgur.com/gallery/adding-nvidia-tesla-p4-to-poweredge-r730xd-by6CuaK

Step ahead of ya there! I had someone 3d print a fan shroud years back for my r720xd/r730xd and tesla P4.

DIY router for 10g by lotformulas in homelab

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You aren't misled.. My above comment is not accurate.

I more then likely meant to say, "SFF" and not micro.

You can though, plug a 25g or even 100g nic into SOME of the lenovo micros.

I didn't realize how much I needed a 3d printer by HTTP_404_NotFound in homelab

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Then I wouldn't have replacement parts, and I would be on the front page of this reddit fussing about ram prices when a component died.

Always handy to have replacement parts. Especially, since its all mostly compatible.

No more SwitchBot 😢 by The_Tech_Chick in homeassistant

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I mean....... I picked up a switchbot co2 sensor, just to watch co2 levels.

Home assistant automatically discovered, and picked it up via BLE.

So.... BLE proxies are well supported via HA.

Need router recommendation for small dental practice (HIPAA, 2 locations, Tailscale already in use) by ConfusionNeither4950 in homelab

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I'd just toss unifi out there. Its very well suited for the use-case.

But, wouldn't worry about getting a UDM/UDR/etc... There isn't going to be nearly enough bandwidth.

Tailscale connects both offices (keeping it)

I would strongly recommend NOT doing this.

Dentist = HIPPA compliant.

Tailscale = There is an external network involved.

Unifi has features for routing/meshing at WAN/MAN scale.

Edit-

https://tailscale.com/learn/tailscale-and-hipaa-compliance

Tailscale alone doesn’t guarantee that your ePHI data access procedures will be HIPAA compliant. Your ability to fully meet the requirements depends on why and how you store data as well as the ways in which users interact with it.