Home Server

If you’re looking for a way to customize and extend the functionality of your Jellyfin media player, the Jellyfin API is an excellent tool to use. With the Jellyfin API, you can develop custom plugins, integrate with other applications, and automate tasks. …

In 2011, I bought a Mac mini as my home desk setup. I used it for everything that had to be done on a computer: surfing the web, emails, music management using iTunes, photo management, and basic coding. …

Want to start a cool project with spare computer parts and create a home server for your videos, photos or store all your password, using Unraid might help answer all your needs. What is Unraid? Unraid is, as stated by their website a way to “Unleash your Hardware” and allows you to “have…

Home Server Storage Setup with Slack Notifications I am travelling a lot, and as you must know, travelling with external hard drives, is heavy, and mostly unsafe. If anything happens to your hard drive, you will lose all your precious travel memories. Google One and its Google Photo app are…

You can easily manage your home server. You deploy self-hosted, open source apps without any issues. You are starting to become comfortable with Docker and containers in general. Congratulations, you are there, you got it. Next up you are most likely asking yourself whether you can access these services from…

If you followed the journey so far, thank you, it is much appreciated! If your whole purpose was to turn an old device from your house into a NAS (network attached storage) or, better yet, a cloud storage solution, that was pretty much it. …

Introduction I have been working on my home server setup on Raspberry Pi 4. I’d like to deploy all of my services/tools in docker containers, and for that, I need a nice and fancy container management tool I want to have on my home server. I had checked multiple sources, and…

There’s a YouTube video as well, if you’re more into video content than reading. We use computers of various form factors in our lives. There’s the trusty phone in our pockets, the laptop in our bags and for some of us, the beast of a machine on the desk…

1) Install ssh for the ubuntu server for access anywhere $ sudo apt install openssh-server check the status is running or not $sudo systemctl status ssh Then you can connect through ssh on anywhere $ ssh <username>@<ip> 2) Install samba for a local share $sudo apt install samba $samba --version (check…