Could you explain how to fit traefik into this docker swarm setup?

I’ve tested and it does support up to 96GB of RAM using 2 SODIMM Crucial 48GB sticks

Could you explain how to use keycloak to secure a web application that has no login? How can I make a login for an app?

A like an American ride like an Italian? What does this mean😢

Hmmm.... My tip doesn't let you rummage in the electronics anymore. (HAZMAT don'tchaknow!) and all electricals are contracted off to a specialist EEE waste provider (remover?) I did manage to get a Zalman full tower case many years back when someone literally dropped it off in front of me! was absolutely gutted when I was cockblocked from taking the fully boxed Amiga 500 and A590 HDD when they first introduced the e-Waste ticket requirement for taking electronics though :(

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I created my ARR stack using your script, but I did it in an helperscripts docker LXC. I couldn't get the tunneling to work because it was giving me /tun/tun errors, however I found the solution by running the commands from Proxmox's "OpenVPN in LXC" guide. I can't post links, but if you google that and follow the commands on the website, it'll work when you run docker compose after a reboot. Surprising how little CPU/RAM it uses when run in a LXC. Thanks for that amazing docker compose file. Going to have to try and figure out traefik, it's been a whole confusing mess to sort out.

At ~11:45 you mention your split-tunnel VPN setup. Is there an existing video for that setup? Is it part of your OPNsense video series I'm about to start watching? If not, any plans to create one? I have new firewall hardward that should be delivered this week and am currently using a pfSense/Netgate appliance but am upgrading to 2.5 gig ports in anticipation of finally having fiber internet similar to what you recently got. Trying to decide whether I want to stay on the Community Edition of pfSense or give OPNsense a try.

Should I have watched a video before this one? I don't have the env file so not sure if it will work should I watch something else 1st?

when I execute the make for the folder terraform-provider-proxmox i get this error: -> Building mkdir -p bin CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -trimpath -o bin/terraform-provider-proxmox go: errors parsing go.mod: /home/jhmc93/terraform-provider-proxmox/go.mod:5: unknown directive: toolchain make: *** [Makefile:82: build] Error 1. Can you help with it? Excellent video as usual

I thought high availiability in the context of firewall meant 2 ISP no?

I don't use portainer now as I use OMV7, and testing Dockge. But what I find best for docker logs is Dozzle, it's really nice and saves having to use Portainer 😊

You can absolutely run with spinning disks with ceph, but you need quite a few of them, and definitely want some SSD DB/WAL devices. I'm running a cluster of 4 nodes, with 24 spinning disks, 6 per node. 3:1 OSD to DB/WAL drive ratio (3 OSDs share one DB/WAL SSD). Having said that, it's not stupendously fast - especially for my write-heavy workload, but it's fast 'enough'. I've got about 35 guests, which includes a Zabbix server with DB, 3x elasticsearch, and a graylog system. It was quite affordable however, buying used drives in bulk.

Ohh the rabbit hole is deep with Home Assistant. I'm just getting started.

Hey can anyone tell me online or on yt what my options are for the hardware to run this? I have no clue what my best low power or best low cost barebones home server would be. Also I don’t know if I would only be able to run my photos on the same router or how to access them outside the home with an IP that changes. I can’t wait to set this up, just need the hardware end taken care of. Thx!

Did you figure out how to get the jellyfin docker to see volumes outside of the docker? I don't want to risk losing data by storing it in the docker container directory.

great, thanks for share it!

I love to see my dashboard being used as a thumbnail for someone's video. I should get a commission 😂

Nice video Jim! May I ask what brand (name and type) are you using for measuring the light level? I also would like to see a video of migrating al the data (espacially the P1 and Solar) from a RPI to a docker instance of HASS (not importing a backup, then i have all the data, but i only want the one i mentioned)

Noticed a typo in your traefik docker labels, namely the third line: jimsgarge insted of jimsgarage.

I have homepage.. how do you connect all your servers in the top left? I have QNAP I want to link to show drive size etc?

Nice video! Very well explained! What's the reason you're using PostgreSQL as a database? Since somewhere last year, home assistant team is specifically recommending to use the SQLite database.

Nice vid. I was just hoping you would also explain how to install Hacs with Home assistant in Docker

Been waiting for this one! Thanks again for the great videos

precisely what I needed for my room. looking into using wled with adressable leds to let me see the healt status of my homelab. pretty neat with home assistant too.

Hello, sorry coz maybe it sounds silly but about prerequisites, are you using 5 virtual machines? each of one has 4GB RAM and 4 cores? first time i see procmox i always use virtual box or vmware.

Never been first on one of these lol

Can Paperless-NGX be installed online?

You seem to have reverted back to Docker. How come?

try installing debian 12 UEFI and I think you might change to how to install virtualbox instead

The fun project to cover would be how to shut down a proxmox cluster with Ceph as it does not seem to have an out of the box solution.

Thanks Jim, you were right about things moving. Learned a lot based on some changes they have made, couple of things for anyone trying this as of Jun 14th. can now use the version in providers without having to make anything. terraform { required_providers { proxmox = { source = "Telmate/proxmox" version = "3.0.1-rc3" } } } The cloudinit_cdrom_storage = "local-lvm" seems to have been deprecated and moved to the disks block, my tweaks as per below worked for me. Adjust for your use of course. disks { scsi { scsi0 { disk { storage = "local-lvm" size = 12 } } } ide { ide3 { cloudinit { storage = "local-lvm" } } } } Again, thanks Jim, keep them coming.

What be fat and ride a moped... poorly? I'd rather be hungry and walk tbh. ;-)

Again, fantastic job Jim! Your channel is a pure gold mine! Thank you thank you and thank you! :)

Thank you very much for this very interesting video! Quick question: is it possible to integrate a 2nd Docker instance from another server? Thanks

your channel pop up so many time in reserch of my interest ... I can't not subscribe anymore. your videos are very usefoul and well done

I switched to NordVPN and used the guide. Works well. How can I incorporate my Pi-Hole into OPnSense using NordVPN at a router level?

HOW DAAARE YOU STEAL THAT CARRRR

Hardware passthrough to LXC is definitely something I want to explore. I have a few services running in an Alpine QEMU and the footprint is small but I would prefer to have one LXC per service

Now just make a video of migration of virtualbox/vmware workstation/bare machine /esxi to proxmox

As always.....Good job man! I have a question: When I have configured everything as in this video, can I then install a Docker application directly using Portainer and I will have all the benefits such as HA etc? Second thing: have you ever seen SWARMPIT? Maybe you've already seen it but it looks like a very nice GUI to "handle" all the Docker Swarm! What do you think?

@4:33 - the thunderbolt backhaul does not show up as a network bridge inside Proxmox ???

can you show Proxmox High Availability with Home Assistant Containers (LXCs or VMs) and Zigbee Stick?

amazing. use for my iGPU. are there any other devices apart of the GPU in addition to video and render? can i not pass all the functions to the LXC or virtual machine? On my system it says the iGPU is the same IOMMU group as the USB controllers and such. So i can't pass it through the the VM, would it be possible the share the iPU among VMs?

Hi, Jim, I might have missed it, but have you done a tutorial on pulling down compose, playbook (and other) files from a public/private github repository using ansible-pull? Say, for example, where you did the builtin.copy for the nxginx compose to the remote, it would be cool if we could grab it from our github repos instead

A few issues to think about when you do migration (live or offline): 1. Try to use the same hardware CPU generation and brand on the nodes. Live migration from Ryzen to older AMD CPUs does not work flawlessly, the destination vm will spike at 100 % CPU and be unresponsive. You will have to restart the vm, so no live migration in this use case. Maybe it has been fixed in Proxmox 8, I used Proxmox 7. 2. Live migration between different processor brands is not possible, so no live migration between AMD and Intel CPUs. 3. Migration (live or offline) of vms with USB-attached devices is not possible. That ruined my idea of having a Home Assistant vm with failover, sigh.

Hey jim, really like your videos. I tried this a few months back and not sure if I got this ceph system wrong or not, but couldn't get it to work with a connected external NAS storage through mapped CIFS mount as the HA did not recognize the IP address for media for plex on fail over. Do you know if this is possible or have I got the wrong end of the stick about HA and how it works?

Great content as usual. Just some notes on the ceph cluster itself. You want to set global flags like NOOUT,NOSCRUB and NO-DEEPSCRUB when rebooting ceph nodes as they will start to rebalance when the first node is down if you dont.

everytime i go to build out a project you put out a similar video going over it. If you somehow put out a video on how to use the zfs over iscsi storage option in proxmox I'll be floored

The live migration should have happend without a ping being dropped. The disconnect you saw was only the serial console cutting over to the different hv. If you woulf have done it over ssh, you should have seen no dropped ping or at max one, depending on the speed of your switch.