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What OS are you using?
I see. There is no disrespect intended, because it is a discussion thread starter. My question about this is: what would be the better phrasing for the subject matter of this post? Either way, discussion seems to be going great. Cheers all, because it isn’t a discussion of what is better: it is a general curiosity for people running bare metal, because it seems to receive zero discussion. I am glad to see such people responding, positive or negative.
Question is totally on purpose, so that you’ll fill in what it means to you. The intention is to get responses from people who are not using containers, that is all. Thank you for responding!
What do you mean?
Say more, what did that experience teach you? And, what would you do instead?
Can anyone confirm if containers would actually impact CPU to GPU transfers
Did you try compose scripts as opposed to
docker run
I see. Are you the only user?
Do you use any tools for management, such as Ansible or similar?
Cool, care to share more specifics on your Pi Cluster
Have you tried running containers on Truenas?
So, are you running 15 services on the Pi 4 without containers?
Are you concerned about your self-hosted bare metal machine being a single point of failure? Or, are you concerned it will be difficult to reproduce?
What sort of conflicts?
Jellyfin plays the media. It doesn’t make/produce/edit or upload the media. Think of it as DIY Netflix service
Keep in mind this isn’t federation. It is a way to access multiple independent servers via reverse proxy.
Here are some thoughts from Jellyfin-offtopic:
- I wouldn’t trust it especially with the new DB coming out. No way Jellyfin’s own DB supports multiple servers. It would be up to the tool to keep track of everything. And I’m assuming only one person is supposed to run that thing on multiple servers.
- How would this work when multiple people want to connect to others at the same time?
Hmm, there are multiple links