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submitted 11 months ago by nosliw_rm@alien.top to c/main@selfhosted.forum

One thing i've learned over the years is the way I did something when I was learning is usually not the best way of doing it, and I later go back and redo everything now that I have gained experience and knowledge. I have decided to ditch google photos, and was lucky enough to snag a free rackmount 2017 server from work with an i7 installed and 2 6tb drives on the way. But now comes the hard part of deciding what software I am going to end up learning on and hopefully living with. First and foremost I want a photo backup service, and I have debated between immich and xpenology, I also know that I want to run Pihole and would really like to self host my own website documenting my projects, even if no one will ever look at it.

If you had to start from the beginning, which OS, which container manager and which containers would you build. I would love the recommendations from those who walked so that I can run

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[-] notdoreen@alien.top 0 points 11 months ago

I use Docker-compose for everything instead of Docker run

[-] DanGarion@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Same here, but I take it one step further I do it all from the Stacks section of Portainer with my compose files.

[-] ZeeroMX@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

I also migrated all my docker run containers to docker compose.

I was tired of looking at history for the exact docker run command for anything.

[-] kiwimonk@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Definitely this. There's actually a cool new docker interface that the uptime-kuma guy is working on. You paste in your docker run command and it creates a compose file.

https://github.com/louislam/dockge https://youtu.be/E805XcbTzgY?si=r6uFI2pvbJg1cXBe

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