What are your must-have selfhosted services?

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Selfhosted@lemmy.world – 355 points – 12 months ago

Always enjoyed scrolling though these posts, figured I'd give it a go here:

Some of mine:

Adguard Home - Add blocker
Adguard Home Sync - sync multiple adguard instances
Bookstack - documentation
BorgMatic - config driven backup
Change Detection - monitor websites for changes, prices for example.
FreshRSS - RSS reader
Home Assistant - home automation
KitchenOwl - groceries
Rclone - sync backups to remote storage
Traefik - reverse proxy
Vikunja - todo list
Wireguard Easy - VPN

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After looking at other's lists I think I am missing a good document server. Emby isn't the best music and photo server so I could look at improving that, but it has been good enough for those purposes that I haven't felt like going to the trouble of installing anything else.

Aster: Multiseat software for Windows allows several users to work on the same PC.
LaunchBox: Frontend for DOSBox, modern PC games and emulated console platforms.
Blue Iris: Video security and webcam software
Calibre: E-Book management and server
Emby: Server for videos, music, audio books, and photos.
Firewalla: VPN server, internet monitor and control
Foundary Virtual Tabletop: Online role-playing game server.
Grafana: Dashboard interface
Hubitat: Home automation
Hyper-V Manager: Tool that allows users to manage Hyper-V hosts and virtual machines (VMs)
InfluxDB: Real-time database server.
IotaWatt: Open WiFi electric power monitor
Microsoft SQL Server: Database Server
Octoprint: Web interface for 3D printers.
PCem: Emulator for various old 8086 through Pentium PCs.
SmartSync Pro: File sync program
SnapRaid: Backup program for disk arrays.
Stablebit DrivePool/Scanner: Disk pooling, file duplication, protection, disk surface scanner, and disk health monitoring
Steam Link: Access and play steam games remotely

Highly recommend ditching emby for jellyfin!!

I bought both Plex and Emby. I started with Plex but had some technical issues related to my machine having multiple IP addresses so I switched to Emby. I tried Jellyfin before switching to Emby but it wasn't as capable as Plex or Emby (at least at the time) and I wanted something with some commercial support behind it. I have been pretty satisfied with Emby, but do wish it would get requested features added in a much more timely manner.

Thank you for taking the time to link everything and formatting the post