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FileBot - Post-processing of my downloaded files to get subtitles, rename, and move to my media folder for Plex. isso - Self-hosted comments for this blog. mysql-db-backup - Handles backing up my MySQL databases. #UNRAID SONARR WEBUI REFUSED TO CONNECT SOFTWARE#
binhex-delugevpn - Binhex's docker container for deluge bundled with VPN software (works out of the box with Private Internet Access). Helps me figure out what files/folders are using the most space on my system. 
binhex-krusader - Binhex's docker container for Krusader. 
ApacheGuacamole - Allows me to remote desktop into my various containers and VMs from anywhere securely through the browser. SpeedtestForInfluxDB - Runs speedtests frequently and logs the results to InfluxDB. NextCloud - All of my devices backup over Nextcloud then get further backed up to CrashPlan. Home Assistant - Handles the Frontend UI and current state storage from my sensors for my home automation setup. CrashPlanPRO- Backs up my security camera files, all of my media, and my various container config folders. 
I have tons of dashboards setup for all sorts of things.
Grafana- Used to graph out all of my data that I log to InfluxDB in a pretty and beautiful way. Riot- Self-hosted chat client for my Matrix server. My wife and me use this as our primary messaging system (just can't trust companies these days with my data). Matrix- Self-hosted and federated chat server (just like email). Unifi- Used with Ubiquiti wireless APs for configuration and monitoring. Is the brains of my home automation with Home Assistant. Node-RED - Flow based programming system. I mostly use Grafana now but this is a nice backup. cadvisor - Monitors statistics from all of my containers and gives a live view graphing this data out. I use it heavily with my self-made sensors to publish data in real-time back to Home Assistant or Node-RED (I created a guide for installing MQTT in Unraid here). MQTT - Basically a chat system for devices to communicate back and forth with each other in real time using channels/rooms. This way I know who is watching what, one what devices, and when. Tautulli - Monitor and stores historical information about my Plex user's usage. PlexMediaServer- Basically a self-hosted Netflix that uses your own content so you can stream from anywhere on almost any device. MariaDB - MySQL database that I use for many of my applications. Redis- Blazing fast memory store that I use with Nextcloud to reduce MySQL DB calls. PostgreSQL - Database for my Matrix chat server. Telegraf - Logs all of my server sensor information to InfluxDB. I also publish custom data from Node-RED. Influxdb - Database for storing historical data for all of my various sensors gathered from Telegraf and Home Assistant. HDDTemp - Docker container for HDDTemp that allows Telegraf to monitor disk temperatures. I also run Kimai2 under this container (using PHP) for tracking my work hours for various jobs. I use it for getting all of my web services securely accessibly via the internet (such as this blog) that are all on various ports and addresses from my server. #UNRAID SONARR WEBUI REFUSED TO CONNECT FREE#
letsencrypt- Nginx webserver and reverse proxy with php support and a built-in letsencrypt client that automates free SSL server certificate generation and renewal processes.ELKStack - Entire Elasticsearch stack that I use with Nextcloud and this Ghost blog to offer advanced search functionality.The letsencrypt container actually contains this software as well but I don't want to give my webserver those sorts of permissions so I installed it separately. fail2ban - Secures server from invalid login attempts for various of my services by monitoring log files and banning bad actor's IP addresses.Ghost- The application that runs this very blog.
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This gives me a big enough window for the archive while also giving CrashPlan enough time to back it up. I have 9 cameras that I dedicated 100GB per camera from the array. What do I host from my home Unraid server? I was able to move all of my applications to docker containers which had tons of benefits in security and performance over my previous Ubuntu install. Once I finally did the switch to Unraid I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to setup and use. Before that I was using just a plain Ubuntu Server OS on the same machine.
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