modehGetting Started with Proxmox
Lyra_LycanFor inspiration, here’s my list of services:
Name ID No. Primary Use heart (Node) ProxMox guard (CT) 202 AdGuard Home management (CT) 203 NginX Proxy Manager smarthome (VM) 804 Home Assistant HEIMDALLR (CT) 205 Samba/Nextcloud authentication (VM) 806 BitWarden mail (VM) 807 Mailcow notes (CT) 208 CouchDB messaging (CT) 209 Prosody media (CT) 211 Emby music (CT) 212 Navidrome books (CT) 213 AudioBookShelf security (CT) 214 AgentDVR realms (CT) 216 Minecraft Server blog (CT) 217 Ghost ourtube (CT) 218 ytdl-sub YouTube Archive cloud (CT) 219 NextCloud remote (CT) 221 Rustdesk ServerHere is the overhead for everything. CPU is an i3 6100 and RAM is 2133MHz:
Quick note about my setup, some things threw a permissions hissy fit when in separate containers, so Media actually has Emby, Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr and two instances of qBittorrent. A few of my containers do have supplementary programs.
Thank you, that’s actually quite informative. Gives me a good idea of what could go where in terms of my setup.
So far I recreated my RPi DietPi setup in a VM but for some reason Pi-Hole + Unbound combo is now fucking with my internet connectivity.
It is so weird, I assigned it a static lease for the old RPi IP address in OpenWrt and left all the rules in there intact and you would think it would be a “drop-in replacement” but it isn’t. Not sure if Proxmox has some weird firewall situation going on. Definitely need to fuck around more with it to better understand it.
lemming741To piggyback on the permissions hissy fit-
My aar stack, openmediavault, and transmission stack have different usernames mapped to the same uid and it is a pain in the ass. I “fixed it” by making a NAS group that catches them all, but by “fixed it” I really mean “got it working”
So be aware of what uid will own a file and maybe change it to a uid in the 1100+ range to make NFS easier in the future.
Yes! This.
I have one machine for network sharing storage and thus a user for login and r/w powers. The same storage is used by other machines to save the files, and so each autonomous user for CCTV and qBitTorrent needed to have the same UID as the Samba login, as well as qBittorrent share the UID with Emby, so each program had rw permissions and those containers had to be privileged (otherwise the permissions under ls -l would be ‘nobody nogroup’).