Gluetun using ProtonVPN docker, with the following apps running through:
Qbittorrent
Sonarr/Radarr/Readarr/Prowlarr
Jellyseerr
Deemix - though I’m having trouble finding good arls lately
Slskd
Requester - linked to discord
Gluetun using ProtonVPN docker, with the following apps running through:
Qbittorrent
Sonarr/Radarr/Readarr/Prowlarr
Jellyseerr
Deemix - though I’m having trouble finding good arls lately
Slskd
Requester - linked to discord
*.domain points to my server, nginx reverse proxy separates it out between the various services. I have jellyfin and navidrome. As well as audiobookshelf for my wife. No hardware transcoding.
Everything is Docker except nginx. I have gluetun routing everything that my ISP probably wouldn’t like through a VPN.
Jellyseerr, I thought would be more popular, but it turns out requestrr is doing most of the media grabbing now days. My brother has a family discord, I attached to it.
The only thing I stress about backups with is my music. I could (and have) rebuilt my server in a day. But it’s taken years to build my library. It’s syncthing’d between my server, laptop, and my brother’s computer (who helps build the library). It’s also syncing to pcloud, but less regularly. Movies are trivial to regrab, and TV can be hit or miss, but it’s still not worth the effort to back it up.
Last time I upgraded my server, I just copied out my Docker compose files and config folders. As well as my nginx. Since then, if I had to, I could back up everything and restore from a single folder.
I’ll attach my docker for my torrent stack below. It’s a single large docker because it’s easier to make services use the VPN if they’re attached like that. The rest of my services that don’t run through VPN are individuals that I can stop without commenting them out.
Nice, thanks!
I actually use lots of the same software apart from Traefik instead of nginx and my own wireguard reverse proxy in the WWW with an external IP.
I solved a similar problem with having irreplaceable audio files by using a friend backup system where I just gave a few friends a free hard disk with the condition they install syncthing so I can give them even more free music from time to time.
I’ve never messed with Traefik. I did a 5 second internet search for “best reverse proxy”, but later realized it would never matter at my scale of less than a dozen. I guess caddy is supposed to be really good and easy to use, but I still find more guides for nginx.