Share your setup!
Good afternoon everyone, i thought it would be fun to share each other’s setups, perhaps learn something from each other.
As my moto goes, “Sharing is caring” ill start first :)
My main Network(xaetacore.net) consists out of the following
Hardware:
- DS1821 (This is my primary storage)
- 4 x ST14000NM001G (Seagate 14TB Exos Sata HDD)
- Configured with Raid 5+1 1 drive failure tollerance
- Total capacity 50TB
- DS916+ (Backup storage)
- 4 x ST18000NM000J (Seagate 18TB Exos Sata HDD)
- Configured with Raid 5+1 1 drive failure tollerance
- Total capacity 50TB
- ^ Both Nas have their second NIC peer 2 peer for backup storage
- hv01.local.xaetacore.net (Custom built server)
- 2 x Intel Xeon E5520 (16) @ 2.261GHz
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 (For transcoding)
- 64GB RAM
- 8 TB SSD Storage
Software
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I run proxmox on my hypervisor(hv01) On there i have the following vm’s:
- Plex media server
- Dns server
- Loadbalancer
- Docker server
- Terraform and Vault servers
- Bastion server
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Piracy stack on Docker server managed via terraform:
- Sonarr
- Radarr
- Soularr
- Slskd
- Lidarr
- Flaresolverr
- Bazarr
- Transmission
- Jackett
- Bitmagnet
- Funkwhale
Everything is fully automated, even the reloading of the Funkwhale libraries, The docker server gets his storage from the SAN(Consisting of 2 Nas).
So what do you guys use? :)
I don’t remember exactly what’s in my old desktop that I converted (traveling and I still haven’t set up tailscale sadly), but it has
- 1 6TB WD red for storage
- some other number of drives also as lvs
- 32GB RAM
- an i5 (9th gen i think?)
- An Nvidia 750Ti (lol)
Then I’m only running
- sonarr
- radarr
- prowlarr
- flaresolverr
- homepage.dev
- qbittorrent
- jellyfin
as a docker compose project/system service on Debian server, and I have a Raspi4 running Kodi/OSMC with the jellyfin plugin for streaming to TV
This was an old desktop I had laying around that was a hackintosh when I was doing digital art professionally, and I figured I’d toy with converting it. One day I’d like to get to a full-fledged setup like yours, but need time and $$
I highly recommend defining all your stuff in code like with tofu or ansible/Terraform. This way its easier to manage especially with docker containers.
There is a terraform provider for everything these days