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Don't buy, they sent a 220vac 50 cycle meter to USA where we use 120 vac 60 cycle. They just told me to buy a transformer and I don't even know where to find a stepup to what ever they sent me. Strange non-usa plug. Don't buy.

Thanks for the video - good stuff. I decided to disable the schedule and just use the HTTP API and setup a button in HomeAssistant to update all the container when I want so I'm not caught off guard if an update goes bad.

The 10G really adds up. I bought a small Flex switch for my homelab and thought that switch, coupled with another 5 port 1G switch I had would be enough. It wasn't. I think this is pretty normal, R730 server 4 x 10G, 2 Supermicro NAS servers 4 x 10G x 2 = 8 10G ports,, rack mount PC x 2 10G, Mac Studio 1 x 10G, kids PCs 2 x 10G, uplink to main network 1 x 10G, trunk to Flex 1 x 10G. Totaled 19 10G ports for not really anything crazy.

planning to get one for my homeserver...

Watchtower is neat. That said, if you need to keep a small handful of application up to date, don't be afraid to roll your own solution! A shell script that compares the image digest before and after a `pull` is all you really need to get started.

I picked up an Elitedesk for 50$, 2 3TB HDD's for 30$ each only, and found 16GB DDR4 Ram for 30$. It took some haggling and lots of driving, but I'm ready to go.

RIP Google Domains

What’s the $100 home power reading kit?

Updating containers was the reason I avoided docker. Now I have no excuse.

Love the Omada Eco Sys. Equipment im running, oc200, ER605, TL-SG2218, TL-sg3210XHP-M2, and 3 AP. Internet speed Fiber1GiG up/down. Never dropped and down time.

Do a video with Headscale on a secure vps

I use Hotio's Pullio bash script. I put labels on anything i want updated. It runs daily and sends me a discord notification via notifiarr. I discovered this from Trash Guides and works quite well.

Watchtower is great, but I do not let it run automatically. Run it weekly or so, observe behavior, I don't want to be surprised if it breaks something by grabbing a docker image that an upstream broke. Also, be aware, watchtower stops all, then restarts all. This means your containers are down for that interval. If you have linked containers, this is even worse, as they'll be turned down in some order, then brought back in some order, possibly with waits for health check successes, actual pulls (downloads), et al. (And it actually performs worse at times than you'd expect, many minutes of downtime when nothing seemingly would require it.) So I've taken to running two passes with watchtower, one that only specifically targets linked containers, and a second pass which specifically does any non-linked containers. This is done via some "interesting" docker inspect calls before calling watchtower. It'd be nice if watchtower made this an option directly. EDIT: typo, clarity.

github dgongut / docker-controller-bot

I don't like virtualizing TrueNAS for similar reasons you outline with virtualizing your FW. I've had an "all-in-one" homelab box before, and it was definitely the way to go for starting out. Once I expanded my lab, though, I never looked back, and could never go back to a solution like this.

I have been using Watchtower for a few years as well with Gotify notifications. I was updating my containers and stacks manually for a year while learning docker. Once I got up to where I am now with multiple docker instances to split up workloads and on different physical hosts to minimize downtime, I had to implement Watchtower. I have almost 100 containers so updating would take forever. I use Commafeed to pull RSS/ATOM notifications of new release notifications from GitHub pages to know if there were any breaking changes after updates that I will need to fix. I also utilize Monocker (MONitor dOCKER) to monitor the containers to let me know when they are rebooted or are in a boot loop or stuck in some way after updating automatically. I do have a few containers that don't get updated automatically so I can control the updates that may have breaking changes on each update (Tube Archivist).

No thanks. Been burned twice too many times by this. I prefer to be present when my stuff breaks in those instances when latest is not greatest.

By the way, I haven't seen people using Portainer for docker orchestration this much. Pretty much most people are using it for just monitoring. Lately some people are recommending to move away from it altogether. Something about the code owners' direction with features and licensing, I believe. Recently I migrated many of my docker apps to individual LXC containers. I have more fine grain control over them and also if one app goes ape, it does not collapse the whole eco-system. In this case of watchtower is not playing role, but there is the tteck helper script for updates.

One cool use for the API call I found that the watchtower is only being called when I am (my phone) detected to be at home in Home assistant. No updates when I am away, in case something goes ape.

@6:15 watch the lamp!

I started using this a few weeks ago, was fine until suddenly my link to heimdall stopped working. Looks like it kept changing the port on that and I believe another container as well. Otherwise I loved having something to help manage this.

I’ve seen so many people say watchtower broke their system by doing some update that had breaking changes or major update in config files and then borked their system. That’s why I haven’t started using it. I wish there was a way that developers and update containers like docker could say “hey, don’t update until you change some things” to keep this from happening.

I have definitely been using watchtower in my docker environment. I will say though, that I dont do any of the fancy stuff you do, I just let it run for all my containers, take periodic backups of my portainer instance to revert if anything goes wrong. I haven't ran into any issues over the past 18 months or so using it, but the devs do disclaimer that watchtower is not best practice, I don't care though.

Hello! Please, note that diun is recommended app by linuxserver instead of watchtower. However diun does not update the apps, just notifying user about new images. But it is much safer to know about update than just download update with sume bugs in it

Been using this for a few years, with pushover notifications, but still learnt a few new tricks for the video 🎉

Wow,this is so interesting. I learned so much.

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You inspired me to do almost the same thing with a Dell T30, so far I've spent 200 USD including the server, the only thing I'll probably change is the processor only if it's the case because I wont play but maybe stream. The E3 1225 V5 only has 4 cores 4 threads, I'll look for a better XEON

no no no it's a DIY JBOD/controller

Engenius has something called a “Fitcontroller” which supposedly does local management. I have no idea if it’s compatible with these hardware devices or how well it does its job.

Why wont this work anymore? 🤨

If I remember correctly, Windows file copy only uses a single cpu core, a tool like ChoEazyCopy can use multiple cores for file transfer. So me guess is that your 100 gig network is limited by software design. Hope this helps.

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hello,sir. please tell me what about power consumption idle\under gaming load?

17:27 you're completly wrong! MB can handle more than 5 SATA drives, why you want to compare it with 6-bay NAS (with 2 NVMe)?

I don't have a particularly beefy computer (with only a RTX 3060) but I invested in a Noctua Headsink for the CPU, a very quiet PSU, a Be Quiet case (that came with two big & quiet fans on the front) as well as using custom fan curves (through a free software called Fan Control) to lower their speeds when I'm just browsing videos, am in calls or recording audio. With all of this (mainly the Fan Control) I don't hear my computer at all even though it's right at my feet. It does get whiny when my GPU ramps up during more intense gaming but otherwise it's very quiet. Several years in the future once it's time to upgrade my GPU I'll likely aim for a Noctual edition GPU to lower it's noise further during the more active moments.

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Those long expensive thunderbolt cables are notorious for being easily damaged, multiple standard cables was the best way.

The word potato or something

Ubiquity is the OG, and still cheaper

Thanks for the video. What's the range of the access point in terms of distance? How many would you need for a three-story house?

Totally agree. Synology software is great however virtualization is unusable if you're expecting something snappy due to the underpowered hardware (DS920).

Can you update to cover gen2?

yee 800$ for just a pc case ,, you know you can get pc case for 20$ and give 50 to metal worker to make you hdd cage ,

hello! how are you ? greetings from Argentina. I recently bought a GPI case 2 and I am about to buy the cm4 board as well. I was watching your video for when I have to do the installation, and I wanted to consult: -What do I have to download from Githug? - I can't find that RPIBOOT file - Could I update the GPI case 2 without the cm4 plate yet? - The board I am about to buy is the CM4 102000, which is the one that does not have eMMc memory, should I do this RPIBOOT procedure?

Could you review Zyxel's WiFi 7 access points? Their prices seem to be pretty appealing

12:44 Cat 5e will work with 10GbE at shorter runs, I believe I read various sources stating up to 40 meter cable runs, which is still a long distance. Great video regardless!!