You should be able to migrate most or all of your existing Hyper-V VMs to Proxmox, which would be relatively straight forward. My recommendation would be backing up everything to your TrueNAS (that has the dedicated HBA) then you can wipe your Windows boot drive and install Proxmox. Then you could start by migrating your TrueNAS VM over and passing it’s HBA back to it.

Yeah I thought about this being the easiest way to do it. I just wasn’t sure if TrueNAS would come back up and just recognize the disks and start working. I have backups of everything and I’ve tested restoral. I would prefer to not have to go the backup restoral route as it’s more a scorched earth option. My other VMs I’m not really concerned about, it was mainly the NAS.

I don’t really have any experience with PVE, but I want to learn. I’ve been learning about docker containers more recently, I like learning new tech so I’m all for it. My main PC has been running Linux for about 6 months now and I’m just trying to get away from Microsoft in general. Thanks for the info.

This is great and exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.

I’m not hosting Proton, these are just links on my homepage. Things I’m hosting have the dots next to them or say (self-hosted) in the description.

Ooooo good idea. Maybe I’ll do that. The categories are collapsible too so I had put admin tools 3rd so on mobile you’d have to scroll passed the rest of it to see admin. That is for the suggestion.

100%, trying to get my local icons to show up was a pain in the ass, turned out to be a permissions issue on the storage. I didn’t want homepage reaching out to the web for icons.

I only recently started using it, honestly couldn’t say. I’ve never used portainer. I just started using dockge because that’s what the guide I was following for the arr stack was using. Still haven’t finished the arr stack setup yet. I did stand up changedetection with dockge though because trying to set it up in TrueNAS was a pain in the ass when trying to get it to play with playwright correctly.

https://gethomepage.dev/

Well the dev built it to run in a container image. You’d have to ask them why that was their choice instead of making an app that can be installed. The dev is on Lemmy, they’ve posted before. Shoot them a message.

You basically get all of the things an adobe subscription would get you for free? Also, I’m on Linux so no Adobe anyway. It all runs in the browser so no need to install software.

Yeah, Homepage is great.

Correct, most of that is ZFS cache. All of my containers are barely using 2-3GB.

Look up some youtube videos on self hosting. For Immich I just mostly followed their guide on their site. Really depends on what you want to do and how you want to do it.

Really the only thing I use it for currently are 2 smart plugs to turn my turtle’s lights on/off on a schedule. Replaced some amazon plugs with some ESP32 plugs. I plan on doing more if/when we move into our forever home.

I have a Prusa Core One+ that I just got and built recently, don’t have anything for it on the homepage. Then the Octoprint is on a Pi 3B plugged into my Prusa MK3S+. I’ve been trying to sell the MK3S+ because I don’t have room for them both, but not getting any takers.

Honestly I would love to, but getting my family off of all of the other corpo cloud stuff is still a work in progress. Also, I only have VPN access configured currently so when they need to access self hosted stuff remotely they have to remember to turn on the VPN and that seems to be hard for them to remember. I have Tasker configured on my phone so it just auto VPNs when I leave my house. I would set that up for them, but they complain whenever I try to help.

I only backup specific folders in my NAS and some of my service DBs. I have test restored some files from Backblaze without issue. With Backblaze you pay for pulls, so I only chose to restore some small files to test restoral. TrueNAS encrypts the data before it goes to Backblaze and then Backblaze also encrypts the data in the buckets on their end, so double encrypted. I don’t have another on site copy so not really following the 3,2,1 rule. I figure RAID and an off-site backup is enough for me.

Same, minflux is simple and very lightweight. I just use a we app on my phone to read it. Still very responsive.

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