This is the way.

This is exactly what I do and could not be happier!

I use tp-link Tapo cameras and they work great! Yes you have to use there app to see them up the first time and provide username and pass for rtsp feed but after that toss them in your NVR software and boom good to go!

Do you support local storage for self hosting using docker?

Wow installed it a few mins ago and I can already see this as a huge time saver for a few things I do day to day! with a few added features I can see myself fully switching to this from mRemoteNG!

Also for ease of use and management try out https://nginxproxymanager.com/

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I’ve been using the above with frigate and has been working great. Has rtsp built into them by default!

This tool I just found out about the other day and it’s still early in development but has some awesome features and some huge time savers built into it!

https://github.com/xpipe-io/xpipe/

Might be overkill but you could setup and run a Jenkins server to run your scripts and use one of the many notification plugins that are available.

I’m on mobile and can’t find any good articles ATM but, start looking up how to expose an app via traefik ingress. You’ll need to create ingress manifests for your applications you want to expose using traefik. Hopefully that gets you started.

Ha ha yeah I know normally I’m pretty good at finding stuff if it does exist, so I don’t post very often but I figured it was a longshot so I would ask xD

I just started using frigate as well just need something simple and easy for the wife to use. We use frigate in home assistant and viewing single cameras is fine and all just wanted something more fluent. I did try out IPCams app and it works really well with frigate restreams just didn’t wanna shell out 50$ a year if I don’t have too. But fully understandable.