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Hello everyone! Mods here 😊

Tell us, what services do you selfhost? Extra points for selfhosted hardware infrastructure.

Feel free to take it as a chance to present yourself to the community!

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[–] Hexarei 1 points 1 year ago

I have quite a list. Most of these are running on Proxmox in one form or another.

Truenas Core on a 12-bay NAS machine:

Serves up iSCSI devices to my Proxmox servers
Simple/unsecured local SMB share for simple stuff

Raspberry Pis, raspbian:

Pi-Hole for adblocking
zwavejs so HomeAssistant can access my Z-Wave devices

LXC containers:

Gitea for personal git repos for things that are either private or sensitive

VMs:

HomeAssistant for home automation
Various SQL servers to support other services
Pterodactyl Panel for game server hosting
- Valheim servers
- V-Rising server
- Minecraft server
K3S cluster for any more flexible services
Rancher for easier investigation/exploration of stuff on my k3s cluster
private server for Screeps, a software development game
A few Linux desktops for usage from thin clients
Proxmox Backup Server for ... well, the obvious

On Kubernetes:

Rocket.chat for my family's private chat
Nextcloud for 'personal cloud' storage
Tachidesk for cross-device manga reading library and progress sync
Minio for S3-compatible static file hosting, mostly for rocket.chat
Monica for a friends/family relationship CRM
adolfintel/speedtest for local-only bandwidth testing from any device