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Pi-Hole - DNS caching and adblocking for networked devices that I can't run a normal adblocker on. I also set it up to block Facebook where possible.
Minecraft (Java) - Because gotta have fun, right?
Plex - Basically all TV's use this now on rokus in my house. With a few other roku Apps like Netflix or PBS. But Plex is 99% used
AtomicToolkit - arrr
Pi-hole - i guess..Most arent aware its inline though.
NGINX+LetsEncrypt box - reverse proxy for internet request and give them https (for things like plex). But again, transparent.
More recently Ive setup HomeAssistant to mostly consolidate the number of APPs. Ie: 1 app now controls both my central and window AC's.
Less "self hosted" but i did buy into an Opnsense AMD epyc SOC appliance. Dang thing is pretty awesome and a pretty big upgrade to the supermicro/Intel Celeron J1900 router opnsense router i was using.
- Wiki.js
- HomeAssistant
I don't have much to show, I'm running Home Assistant, Ubiquiti Unifi-controller, Pi-Hole, that's it so far.
It has a 1080Ti GPU so I'm just mining Ethereum on it (T-Rex miner) which pays for the electricity and actually makes 2-3 extra coffees a month :)
Of course, mining uses only the GPU (and a little bit of RAM) which leaves the CPU completely free to run a bunch of other services. I'm running an Ark Xbox server and Jellyfin on bare metal, with everything else in Docker (on a Windows 11 base install): AdGuard, OpenVpn client + socks5 proxy, Portainer, Watchtower, Speedtest, Grafana, Prometheus, Awair and Ecobee exporters, CloudFlare DDNS plus a couple of other this-and-thats :)
- Home Assistant for controlling variety of IoT devices around the apartment - Node-red - Node-based GUI to supplement Home Assistant - Mosquitto MQTT server - Invidious - Alternate YouTube frontend - Libreddit - Alternate Reddit frontend - Jellyfin - TV/Movie/Music streaming server - Gitea - Private git repositories - Nginx Proxy Manager - What it says on the tin - PiHole - Ad blocking - MakeMKV - GUI frontend to Ma…
searx. Self-hosted meta-search engine.
Navidrome. Music streaming solution (paired with DSub).
Wallabag. Self-hosted Pocket. Scrapes and offlines content.
Paperless. Document management system. Paired with Genius Scan on my phone. Particularly handy at tax time.
Huginn. Self-hosted IFTTT-like solution.
Gotify. Mobile push notification infrastructure that is integrated with a ton of other stuff here.
deluged/deluge-web - Bittorrent client.
pi-hole. Nothing much to say here.
I also use syncthing all over the place (e.g. transferring scanned documents from my phone to Paperless), but I don't think of that as a self-hosted service per se.