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Building a Mini PC Home Server: Proxmox, Docker, Jellyfin +
Building a Mini PC Home Server: Proxmox, Docker, Jellyfin + Hardware Acceleration
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Building a Mini PC Home Server running Docker and Jellyfin with hardware acceleration in LXC Containers on Proxmox.
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Test n100 mini pc with xpenelogy and docker jellyfin is very slow when searching video plex do it instant.
I tried sharing NFS shares for Plex according to your video but it doesn't work for me. Is it done differently for Plex?
Brill stuff useful
I've bought the similar mini PC, with N100 CPU. I'm planning to install CasaOS on it because I have no experience with proxmox. Looks like a simple option, compared to this. What do you think?
Great tutorial!!! Please create the HA video.
Shouldn't you set the Media directory as read-write for the Jellyfin LXC container? While Jellyfin indeed only needs read access in order to play media, it does quite a bit of writing onto those directories when scraping metadata from the internet since, by default, Jellyfin stores this metadata as .NFO files plus cover art directly into the videos directories themselves.
There is a bit harder way to run Jellyfin with hardware acceleration as a Docker container at the same LXC with other containers and without doing that chmod 777 on the host. You will have to deal with "idmap", but it should be safer.
great vid. please continue this proxmox series! i got the exact same mini pc to replace all my dockers etc from rpi and offload things like plex and jelly from my synology.
That was one of best videos i have seen on this topic by far! you explained everything so well and everything was just so fun to watch! great work Frank!
Only nitpick, proxmox is a hypervisor that runs on debian. I did something similar recently, pi hole, jellyfin and HA on an N100 so those services don't go down if I'm mucking about with my 'main' proxmox server. Solid video.
It'd been years since I used Ubuntu and I discovered in researching what distros supported ZFS that it was the only Linux distro that supported it natively. I work in data professionally and decided to use it at home.
I was absolutely floored when I found how much it's improved since 18. I am still surprised that the desktop version doesn't enable UFW by default but that's a one CLI line fix.
It's been fast , sits at 1.8gigs @idle and the ZFS with 32gigs of ram gives mind melting performance w/all the data integrity. I'll sing their praises from the street corner if they ask me 😅 wtf is up with Debian lately…
High quality very useful Proxmox subject matter. I always learn from you. Thanks you sir.
we want video of containers
that you use ty!
You say in the beginning that you find the Ubuntu template working better then the Debian one, what was the difference for you?
I just put together a N100 based system and still working on how to setup different things. My main issues is mainly manage storage and how to get access to it from VMs and LXC`s. So many ways to do, cant decide:)
Would like to see the home assistant setup please.
Portainer is awesome. Yes I'd like to see your containers. I recently found Marius on the interwebs and his page is helping me learn what containers are out there.. the only useful ones I've found for me so far is Stirling PDF, heimdal, and portainer, along with teaching us how to get pi-hole to work on the Nas 🎉
Just run your docker container rootless. Then it won’t make a difference about LXC being priveled or not.