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- Comment on Beginner looking for advice on open-source NAS hardware and OS for self-hosting 4 days ago:
I suggest you have 2 separate physical devices.
1 - a NAS 2 - a server that you’re running everything on.
Use OMV for the NAS if you’re not technical enough / want less maintenance and just keep your data there with only a backup app installed,
On the other device pick whatever you’re comfortable with, docker is the mainstream choice, you’ll get loads of youtube / forum / lemmy support, but there’s other options of course.
The advantage to this setup is that you can backup your server and
ifwhen you f*ck up you can restore it again.Less eggs in more baskets
And as others have said, look at your router & internet security too
- Comment on Someone on Torrent Sites Kept Fucking With My Sonarr 1 week ago:
Technically, all* could be. They’re just indexing the torrents that are out there.
*all = the ones that would list TV shows, etc. of course
- Comment on How do you monitor your servers? 2 weeks ago:
I have this on my NAS, works well
- Comment on What do you use for alerting? 2 weeks ago:
Depends…
If someone’s just arrived home, the freezer door’s open, etc, then I’m using Home Assistant to speak / flash a light / etc.
If a device fails, then Uptime Kuma sends via to ntfy & gotify (I’m trying both atm to decide on one)
If it’s something I’ve done, then my partner tells me (arms folded, stern look)
- Comment on What do you use for alerting? 2 weeks ago:
I’m currently running both to decide which to use, what made you pick ntfy?
- Comment on used hard drive retailers 3 weeks ago:
SMART data will show the data you mentioned; age of the drive, max temperatire, etc.