I have an Odroid N2+ running Arch Linux ARM that I just love. I have installed a bunch of shit on it like jellyfin (TV), miniflux (RSS), gonic/airsonic-refix (music), soju/gamja (IRC), komga (comics).

I am starting to lose track of things. Like which port which service is running on. Sometimes I even forget which service I am running.

It would be nice to maintain a text configuration that I can use to provision this setup if I have to reinstall everything (as is tradition) and something I can glance over to get a state of things.

Any ideas for this? I feel like something like ansible should for this. I tried looking up stuff for this but search results always show some sweaty nerd managing kubernetes on a fleet of Raspberry Pis (the sweaty nerd calls it “homelab”). Before I start hacking my own stuff I would like to hear if someone else has experience with this.

Thanks.

  • Soviet Pigeon
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    6 months ago

    I often prefer subdomains for such things. Let’s say your SBC is accessible under server.local and then jellyfin can be reachable under jellyfin.server.local. Just use nginx to handle this in your compose file. Since you are using podman (Which I like alot) you can try podman compose. You only need to install podman-compose to use this.