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Did not know it was abandoned, will look thru all this tonight.

Ahh ok, I have as going to route Plex over 443 to see if that helped streaming on T-Mobile home Internet.

Who are you using for your domain? I was told if I used cloudfair they would ban me for having streaming traffic over their DNS.

That’s what I use.

That’s what we do internally for our openshift deployment. It will reach out if not in harbor and then cache it there for everyone else to use.

Postgres, the extensions and open source community have been very helpful.

Postgis for images

CloudNative-pg for running DB clusters in kuberneties.

I use this https://github.com/ZoeyVid/NPMplus. I use unifi for goe-blocking.

Damn, thanks for the info. I was hoping someone would make something new to replace the shield l.

Yeah, I have a mini pc that I use when I travel as most places have issues with Plex unless you use a VPN. But it’s just Ubuntu desktop. I want to try this out and see if I would recommend it to less than techno wizard friends as I don’t want to be their IT support at all hours.

I have been meaning to give this a try. https://osmc.tv/store/

I don’t…yet, but I like doing things like that just for the fun of it. I’m using cloudnative pg at work so that could be cool.

What cpu/ram setup?

Jellyseerr can be used with Plex as well and it’s kept more updated as the overseer dev has not had time to dedicate to the project.

• Overseer last update: July 2023
• Jellyseerr last update: November 2024

I’ll look around, I haven’t done any work with the AP in years though.

Nope, no access. I’m not sure if their process but I found this.

API Keys

An API key is the access key required for making API calls. If you have not received your API key, please contact AP Customer Support.

I backed so I’ll see what happens.

I carry a mini PC, Bluetooth remote, and HDMI cable. Then media and automatic VPN to home as every hotel and Airbnb blocks Plex.

We are using https://goharbor.io/

4 of my 14tb drives are from server part deals, 2 10tb are old shucked WD. Have had no issues over the 4 years so far.

I would use a VPN to ssh

The ports you don’t put in are not publicly routed.

I use NPM and only have 3 services routed outside my network.