Me, gen x, hating all those.

I do something similar with kopia to b2. it works wonderfully.

Ooof. I felt this post and this comment.

Obligatory “hear”

Nomad, consul, and gluster. Not as easy as a simple docker compose, but definitely not as annoying as kubernetes.

Nice! thanks for the explanation. I’ll have to see what it can integrate with.

docker swarm is def easier to manage, however I found it somewhat limiting. particularly around IP address assignment for services. I ended up using nomad, which is a nice inbetween. feels kinda like what swarm could have been.

just curious. what do you use celery for?

cluster (two old laptops, and 3 PI 3s):

• nomad
• glusterfs
• consul

containers on nomad:

• gitea
• nodered
• traefik
• nextdns
• postfix
• cloudflared
• diun
• uptimekuma
• searxng
• n8n
• nfty
• minecraft bedrock
• maraiadb
• linkding
• ddclient

docker (on unraid):

• audiobookshelf
• changedetection.io
• fileflows
• gluetun
• jellyfin
• metube
• netdata
• qbittorrent
• unifi controller

Stand alone hardware:

• technitium dns server x2
• home assistant

uptime kuma is great. not really an enterprise monitoring system, but works great for my home environment and simple things.