this is my current plan, but I’ve yet to selfhost for longer than a month or two previously. what do y’all think of my choices?

Proxmox HV running TrueNAS+Debian Stable Server

Prowlarr: Indexer manager Sonarr: TV show management automation Radarr: Movie management automation LazyLibrarian: Book management automation Lidarr: Music management automation Homarr: Dashboard for managing applications Seerr: Media request management system Jellyfin: Media server qBittorrent: Torrent client NZBGet: Usenet downloader WireGuard: VPN software Surfshark: VPN service Portainer: Docker container management UI Watchtower: Automated Docker container updates Immich: Photo gallery & backup Mealie: Meal planner Moonlight: Low latency remote gaming (retro game emulator focused) Kavita: Ereader for books, manga, audiobooks, most formats Funkwhale: Music streaming

open to suggestions, but wanted to see if the community would perceive this as a reasonably interlocked software system or if i need to be using other software.

incredibly new and lowkey uninformed by trying my best to learn. plz be nice lol

  • slazer2au@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    3 hours ago

    Markdown tip, when making a list end the line in a double space so it formats correctly.

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  • tofu@lemmy.nocturnal.gardenEnglish
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    3 hours ago

    Half of that is the arr stack, some is management stuff, the rest is standalone stuff and not interlocked at all I think?

    I’d consider something for authentication (like authelia or authentik) early on, so you don’t have to convert all your services at once but can integrate them when you set them up.

    Funkwhale is more of a thing for publicly sharing your audio, not for personal use, even though it might work as well. I think Navidrome is the most popular thing to stream your own stuff.

    Generally I’d start with few services and learn your way around the whole stack before firing up 20 compose stacks without knowing what you’re doing.

    You might also want to think about a reverse proxy so you can access your stuff via subdomains instead of different ports.