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[2738.20 --> 2742.62] And I think it's like $5 a month, which is like our best deal on the network right now. |
[2743.06 --> 2746.96] Selfhosted.show slash SRE and get additional content. |
[2747.64 --> 2748.50] Best deal for the best show. |
[2748.66 --> 2749.08] Dang right. |
[2750.74 --> 2753.70] Now, you just launched jupitergarage.com, didn't you? |
[2753.70 --> 2757.18] Man, you and I, I know you have the same problem. |
[2757.32 --> 2758.22] Way too much gear. |
[2758.64 --> 2759.70] Stuff's all over the place. |
[2759.80 --> 2763.22] So jupitergarage.com, we've been selling off some things that we have in the studio. |
[2763.52 --> 2766.66] Plus, I've kind of mixed it with some original stuff in there. |
[2767.32 --> 2777.16] And you and I were talking about it, and we were thinking now that you've got a different NAS situation, maybe we ought to put the Helio 64 in the garage sale. |
[2777.58 --> 2777.74] Yeah. |
[2777.98 --> 2779.44] Well, I'm not really using it for anything. |
[2779.64 --> 2783.12] So I figured I'll save someone else having to wait for it to be delivered. |
[2783.12 --> 2788.20] So we'll put it on there for a good price, and it'll go live on Monday, which will be April the 26th. |
[2788.46 --> 2789.84] Yeah, jupitergarage.com. |
[2789.96 --> 2792.96] I just sold the free NAS that I used to have here in the studio. |
[2793.52 --> 2794.44] I sold it for $200. |
[2795.14 --> 2796.26] Man, that is a steal. |
[2796.82 --> 2797.32] Yeah, it is. |
[2797.42 --> 2801.38] You know, in some part, it's just because I don't – this gear's just been sitting around anyways. |
[2801.80 --> 2803.94] So it's not like I'm doing anything with it. |
[2804.06 --> 2806.42] Might as well go to a home with somebody in the audience. |
[2806.54 --> 2808.10] That just seems like kind of awesome, you know. |
[2808.10 --> 2812.38] So, yeah, the Helio 64, it will probably go pretty fast. |
[2813.04 --> 2820.30] So maybe we should say Monday a.m. Seattle time just to kind of give people an expectation. |
[2820.64 --> 2820.96] Absolutely. |
[2821.44 --> 2822.80] All right, jupitergarage.com. |
[2822.90 --> 2826.20] Also, you can find our sponsor, Cloud Guru, on social media. |
[2826.36 --> 2826.82] It's simple. |
[2826.92 --> 2829.22] They're just slash a Cloud Guru everywhere. |
[2829.22 --> 2834.22] And if you're looking for all the different ways to subscribe to the show, you can go to selfhosted.show slash subscribe. |
[2834.66 --> 2836.50] I'm on Twitter at Ironic Badger. |
[2836.92 --> 2839.32] Yeah, I'm there too, at Chris L-A-S. |
[2839.46 --> 2842.80] And the whole show right here, this show, this one, at Self Hosted Show. |
[2843.00 --> 2843.46] This show? |
[2843.80 --> 2844.26] Which show? |
[2844.48 --> 2844.90] This show? |
[2845.00 --> 2845.48] The whole show? |
[2845.74 --> 2846.56] This one, yeah. |
[2846.90 --> 2847.84] No, the whole thing. |
[2848.04 --> 2851.82] It's all there in just the hundred and whatever it is characters now, 200 and whatever. |
[2852.18 --> 2855.16] Actually, it's really just a good resource to get show announcements and news. |
[2855.44 --> 2857.04] And maybe send us questions, I suppose. |
[2857.04 --> 2859.82] And if all that isn't too much for you, I'd like to thank you for listening. |
[2860.06 --> 2862.42] That was selfhosted.show slash 43. |
• Discussion about the prevalence of dashboards in self-hosted and Homelab subreddits |
• Criticism of dashboard clutter and maintenance requirements |
• Mention of various dashboard options (Homer, Heimdall, etc.) |
• Complaints about dashboard overload and difficulty keeping them up to date |
• Conversation about Plexamp updates, including the addition of a shuffle button and Siri support |
• Discussion of Plex's ecosystem and its music-focused applications |
• Announcement of Plex's $50 million growth equity round and plans for further development |
• Fragmentation of streaming services and Plex's goal to bring all content into one interface |
• API access and integration with services like Hulu, Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Disney |
• Concerns about analytics and tracking by streaming companies |
• Impact on the value proposition of subscribing to separate services |
• Technical challenges and limitations of Plex accommodating multiple streaming providers |
• Monetization strategies for Plex's new direction |
• Concerns about mixing personal and family media content on a single platform |
• Discussion of the potential for an option to separate personal and family content in a future update |
• Comparison of Plex with other media server options, including Infuse and Jellyfin |
• Review of the Infuse app as a viable alternative to Plex, particularly for Apple TV users |
• Discussion of Linode's cloud computing services and their one-click application deployment for Plex |
• The speaker uses Linode for all of their hosting needs due to its performance and reliability. |
• They appreciate Linode's own ISP status, which provides faster interconnects between data centers. |
• The speaker likes that Linode is a good product with fast machines and dedicated CPU rigs. |
• They also appreciate the simplicity and ease of use of the Linode dashboard. |
• The speaker mentions using Linode's S3-compatible object storage for backup and as a back-end storage mechanism. |
• He discusses his experience with Fire tablets in home automation, mentioning performance issues and ads on one of them. |
• The speaker suggests using an old 7-inch HD tablet from 2015 that he repurposed into a wall-mounted dashboard. |
• Setting up voice transcription on tablet |
• Replacing Amazon OS with Lineage OS and customizing for Home Assistant use |
• Unlocking bootloader and installing custom recovery software |
• Using FDroid app store to install Google-less apps, including Home Assistant |
• Managing power usage and screen settings for infrequent use |
• Performance issues with Lovelace and Home Assistant on older hardware |
• Discussion of Prometheus as a monitoring tool for APIs and services |
• Overview of how Prometheus works, including scraping data from remote servers and alerting users to potential issues |
• Example of using Prometheus to monitor CPU temperatures in a VMware system |
• Hardware requirements for running Prometheus, including flash-based storage media |
• Explanation of scrape jobs and YAML configuration files |
• Discussion of data retention policies with Prometheus |
• Kubernetes and Prometheus monitoring |
• DevOps and site reliability engineering tools (Prometheus, etc.) |
• Cloudfree.shop devices for self-hosted solutions |
• Upgrading storage on a Synology NAS with mirrors and snapshots |
• NFS vs ZFS or ButterFS for file transfer and backup options |
• Risks of relying solely on RAID or mirroring for data storage |
• Importance of external hard drive backups and data redundancy |
• Utilizing free space on a LAN to pool resources for temporary storage needs |
• Home Assistant automations for cycling battery charging |
• Difficulty in finding solutions for devices without an OS, such as iOS devices and drone batteries |
• Introduction to Halcyon, a Rust-based application designed to work with Home Assistant for presenting metrics and potentially solving device management issues |
• Discussion of migrating from Google Photos and exploring self-hosted photo storage options |
• Discussing backup solutions for photos and files |
• Requirements for incremental backups due to library growth and remote LAN storage |
• Researching software that doesn't automate one-way backups from phone to server |
• Mentioning Duplicati as an unreliable option |
• Recommending Borg, Restic, NextCloud, and Photosync as alternative backup solutions |
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