Keep the database on an SSD. I put mine on a HDD and it corrupted.
That seems very odd to me, and a very serious bug, no? 🤨 I feel like the storage medium shouldn’t matter as long as it can keep up with data throughput (or eventually keep up, with some help with buffering via the kernel or some other mechanism).
pass the gpu into the container
Man, if the “Download more RAM!” scammers of old could see us now.
but I’m super disenchanted on docker after this thread if I’m being honest
What made you feel that way? (I’m not too familiar with docker much tbh and I’m thinking of hosting on a Pi just like you.)
If the projector supports apps, maybe it can run Plex/Jellyfin? Otherwise maybe I would have another small Pi or a small laptop or something that would use the projector as its output. I’m assuming the projector doesn’t support HDR so a regular browser connecting to Plex could work.
I just use my HDR-enabled smart TV to connect to Plex and Jellyfin. 🤷♂️
My future plans include setting up a NAS storage and connecting that to a Pi which would be always on. The Pi would be a torrent seeder, and a Plex/Jellyfin server as well.
This way my trusty desktop computer can rest after being on 24/7 for like 4 years now. Poor thing.
I haven’t tried this yet, so I can’t report on how well it works. But maybe it can serve as inspiration for you.
I’m not, but I am envious. Happy for OP though.
What I mean by separate Internet is a connection to other computers so I can make payments, where said connection isn’t able to be controlled by the government.
Well that’s scary. Luckily I live nowhere near that part of the world.
But even if I have a server, I’ll have to have my own separate Internet if I really want to be able to pay unrestrictedly. Otherwise the government would just shut down my internet connection, right?
Nobody can stop you from spending your money as you see fit, 24/7/365, from anywhere, to anywhere, instantly, and for free.
N—… Nobody is doing that now, with regular money, either. Why would anyone want to stop me from spending my money? Apart from maybe my wife…
Like to tinker? DIY your server.
Yeah I love doing it myself my server.
I don’t mean any of that as an insult or anything of the sort
None taken.
Can confirm, have this file. Can confirm, will not learn unit files because I don’t know enough to know the provided one is not sufficient, because the wiki has no such mention. You are spot on.
Pretty good points. I especially like the no-root and isolation aspects, as well as the reproducibility aspect.
But I don’t have enough services to warrant learning docker at a deeper level yet, and they aren’t exposed on the internet yet either. Just local services so far. But all of those points are good to consider. Thanks for replying, friend! 🤝
Makes sense, yeah. Thanks!
People love to hate on people who don’t care for containers.
Maybe so. 😕
what it means to run code on bare metal
I’m guessing it means something slightly different than what most people think, namely to just run it in the OS. Would you explain to me what it really means?
Not sure why all the down votes without any explanation.
I too don’t use docker for my services. I run Plex on my Arch install via the provided AUR package. 🤷♂️ Nobody told me I needed to do otherwise, with docker or anything else. Not sure why that would be better in any way. It could hardly be more performant? And it’s as simple as enabling the service and forgetting about it.
Great explanation! I didn’t know anything, now I know something. 🙏
They’re almost not even low key admitting it…
Betting that -a includes --volumes. 👍
Back when I was using Sonarr a couple years ago before that really good free tracker died, I wasn’t using docker at all. Just a systemd unit for the server and one for the web interface I believe, or maybe just the one for both. I’m on Arch.
I hope that helps.