Ok so calling for the opinion of my fellow home server enthusiasts here, I want to:
At minimum host Miniflux, PiHole and Joplin Server with docker or similar system. That are the essentials.
If possible, I'm also interested in:
GitTea, Home Assistant and and a Media Server for my Audio books.
I did a lot of research today, and while a Raspberry Pi seems very suitable for most of that, especially when it comes to Home Assistant I feel like people tend to get a mini PC and co.
I've done further research and am going to try out Proxmox in order to see whether that's something I could imagine managing my stuff on a mini PC with, so I could have a VM running Home Assistant OS for example. A mini PC I would consider for example is the Beelink MINI-S12 Pro.
I'd greatly appreciate any opinions, about software to make managing easier, the hardware and so on.

#HomeServer #SelfHosting #RaspberryPi
Boost appreciated

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This Week in Self-Hosted (19 January 2024)

Self-hosted news, software updates, launches, and a spotlight on wg-easy, a WireGuard management container with a web interface

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If you're looking for #privacy, the absolute best option is probably setting up your own #homeserver, but if you don't have the technical know how, the time, or the inclination, the next best thing is a #NAS!

These little things let you store files, photos, host websites, run containers, backup your computers, run office suites, all with simple GUIs, and can be cheaper than cloud storage.

Let's take a look at why you probably need a NAS at home:

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