My self-hosted stuff
Hosting all the things from a closet.
I've always had a media server setup running in our house, but during the pandemic I got much more interested in self hosting various services. This list of self hosted applications on my home server changes all the time.
With the exception of Snapraid and MergerFS these are all running in docker and are accessed in a browser.
I currently use this for a single notification with a modified version of snapraid-runner, but plan to do a lot more with it.
If I ever get motivated enough this will eventually become a useful family wiki.
Ebook management
Provides an OPDS feed for Calibre.
web-based graphical interface for servers
Edit various configs and scripts on my server in an actual editor instead of terminal.
Get music.
For easy manual file needs.
Clean dashboard
Add feeds to various *-Arr apps.
OPDS feed for comic books
all the logs.
A dead simple union filesystem
Keep your data close
Local domains instead of ip addresses and ports
simple access to predefined shell commands from a web interface
Update containers automatically
Media request system
Organize paper documents digitally. Will likely migrate to paperless-ngx
Network wide ad blocker.
For when I'm away from my local network.
Media server. Movies, TV, Music, Audio books
Easy container management
Movie collection manager
ebook collection manager
Coupled with rTorrent it is a little extra legwork for the most connectable torrent software ever.
Dead simple array backup
TV collection manager
Plex monitoring, but mostly using it for notifications. Every time something is added or removed from Plex this will ping a slack channel.
Media file renaming
Automatic decompression watcher