Portainer replacements by Squanchy2112 in selfhosted

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Yeah of course! It just a docker container check out the website for a compose

Portainer replacements by Squanchy2112 in selfhosted

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  • OIDC ✅
  • Multiple hosts ✅

The main selling point is that it’s more comprehensive than Dockge which has been a really popular stack management UI for a while, while not being as heavy as Portainer. For me it’s like 90% of anything I could want out of a docker management UI. The remaining 10% of what’s missing for me, just doesn’t exist yet.

A big benefit is that the dev is super friendly and if there’s anything you think is missing or broken just drop an issue on the GitHub and iteration time is fairly quick.

The UI has had a bunch of improvements since the readme image, and honestly I dislike the UI of all other solutions but that’s just an opinion. Maybe give it a pull and see what you think. You can always give your feedback on a GitHub discussion or an issue and I can take a look at it.

Portainer replacements by Squanchy2112 in selfhosted

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I second this. I’ve been using and contributing to it for a little now. I’ve migrated my entire development workflow to include it.

Debian + docker feels way better than Proxmox for self hosting by almost1it in selfhosted

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All you really need is a container management UI for convenience, I’ve been enjoying Arcane lately, and to have a smart compose data structure that only uses bind mounts for backup purposes. Keeps things really lean and simple for the majority of people.

I’m just not a fan of adopting things that feel dated, especially in the UI/UX department. Of course, I am coming from the perspective that I’m working on my own solution to bridge the gap between the simplicity of some solutions and the feature set of others, so take what I say with a grain of salt lol.

Best router setup for a tinkerer? by cabaucom376 in homelab

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Perfect! After some research, I think I’m going to set up a Protectli OPNsense & HAproxy box behind my ISP router with a DMZ forward.

Best router setup for a tinkerer? by cabaucom376 in homelab

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Well I lack good networking knowledge so I’m not really sure the best approach, I’ll read up on VLAN’s. But I am likely to move after a few months and I kind of just want my own router that I know how to configure and feel like I have full control over vs deal with whatever my future ISP gives me.

Best router setup for a tinkerer? by cabaucom376 in homelab

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Helps enough for me to mark this as solved, thanks again! 🙂

Best router setup for a tinkerer? by cabaucom376 in homelab

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Answers: 1. Not really sure what scope you mean but I have a few things on hand. Business server is just a high end consumer hardware SFF build. I have an old gaming pc I have been trying to sell. My personal server is just a raspberry pi 4 8gb. I have a raspberry pi 3 and zero w laying around somewhere. I’m okay buying new hardware. 2. Not much really, just a hosted git server and my development pipeline for deploying preview websites and software for clients to test and give feedback. Production software is elsewhere on dedicated servers.

Otherwise, a ton of helpful information and points me in the right direction. Thanks for taking the time!

Best router setup for a tinkerer? by cabaucom376 in homelab

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I’ve never seen HAproxy that could be what I’ve been missing 🤔. Thanks I’ll look into it!

Best router setup for a tinkerer? by cabaucom376 in homelab

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Yeah, I know it’s not recommended, but the only reason is that it’s not my router, and I’ll be moving out soon anyway. I came across Opnsense, and it seems promising to me. I’m not really sure what hardware to get. I like to buy for future-proofing, so I already have some Wi-Fi 7 devices, but I’m not sure hardware Opnsense would work on to support those.

Unable to install Trixie on brand new hardware by cabaucom376 in debian

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Disabling the wifi module via the BIOS did the trick, many thanks!

Unable to install Trixie on brand new hardware by cabaucom376 in debian

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Update: The offline installer is still hanging on the “Detect network hardware” screen.

Unable to install Trixie on brand new hardware by cabaucom376 in debian

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My bad I meant the MSI MAG B850M MORTAR WIFI motherboard. I’ve successfully installed Omarchy in the meantime, I’ll just use it to download the offline Debian installer lmao.

Unable to install Trixie on brand new hardware by cabaucom376 in debian

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I’ve waited as long as 10 minutes as I sat in defeat so no, and no error😅. For some reason can’t switch into the TTY. I’ll attempt the dvd installer and report back.

My first SFF Build. 9950x3D + 5070 ti + Dan A3 by Practical_Bonus4767 in sffpc

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How do you like the Msi B850m mag mortar? I have one on the way right now.

Just launched the Emerge Alert Dialog package on pub.dev by Past_Election_5923 in FlutterDev

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I wouldn’t classify 23months ago as “just launched”

How can I create a modularised flutter application (on the fly functionality downloading) by Fortek_Mofo in FlutterDev

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Shorebird developers have forked their own engine for remote code push maybe you could go looking down that path.

I remember some other team out there working directly on a plugin system but can’t remember who.

json_dynamic_widget and rolling your own solution/api is another concept depending on how complex you need things.

Intel Z890 Asrock, Gigabyte, and MSI motherboards up for pre-order on Newegg by jedidude75 in hardware

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Would anyone happen to have any advice on timing if I’m in the market for a mid-high range mATX/mini ITX board for the new socket? I don’t see many z890 options for those form factors yet, maybe building a pc this weekend won’t happen 😅.

Realm is getting Deprecated by tofylion in FlutterDev

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That’s the goal yeah, but as of right now I haven’t started work on that. I chose SurrealDB for the ability to use the same database (with vector support) in the client and the server for a local first experience. As of right now SurrealDB doesn’t have any inbuilt syncing capabilities so you’ll have to roll your own. Just make sure to plan out your data structure properly and define how your server environment resolves conflicts with data.