Sounds like OP is gonna flash OpenWRT… Did you read the post?

How is running a container in an LXC worse than in a VM? It’s not really, is it? No, not really. Kubernetes could also be built on top of the LXC as well, sure. There are a number of genuine benifits from running docker on top of an LXC, and it doesn’t compromise security or come with a significant performance drop (unlike VMs).

LXCs let you get all the benifits of VMs with fewer drawbacks, I recommend that approach if you want some extra sandboxing than docker on bare metal provides.

That’s my current configuration, it works well. Put your storage on a separate network. I use smb shares so my data is password protected, even on that separate network.

Main downside of this is there’s more places for failure to occur. If your NAS goes down, there’s no storage access for proxmox which may cause service downtime. Alternatively if proxmox goes down, this also causes service downtime. For me this is fine, but something to keep in mind. Ideal solution would be 2 HA clusters for storage and compute, but thats expensive haha.

If you virtualize unraid, unraid wont have direct drive access - you can get around this by getting an HBA card and forwarding that to the unraid VM. Others have mentioned that proxmox doesn’t have docker support, I personally run docker containers within lxc boxes on proxmox. There are solutions to make managing containers easier, like portainer, if you want to go down that route.

On graphene, don’t feel like switching launchers again - just disabled all network access for nova launcher and its supporting apps… Thanks for the heads up!

Still better than nothing

Haven’t watched, assuming voip

Glad to help :)

rm the container, then run docker system prune -a. This will remove all unused docker images, containers, networks, volumes, etc.

I’d suggest proxmox. Sinple web UI for management, but debian backend. Very powerful virtualization. Supports GPU passthrough, LVMs, ZFS, and a bunch of other stuff out of the box. If you get another machine, you can also put them into a cluster.

Right idea, but I’d suggest getting dell or lenovo mini pcs instead. Saves you a bit of cash and you can get a semi-recent (low tdp) i5 + 8gb ram + whatever ssd the seller will throw you. They run 80ish USD before tax iirc

Uses the signal back end and is cross compatible

SFF/Mini PCs are great

This is the way.

repo’s readme mentions having support for docker…

He mentions the CPU (I watched this a few days ago, I forget the exact model) - it’s only sold in prebuilts, so of you look it up on ebay, you’ll find equivalent items

Would definitely be interested

That’s a TODO, atm they’re names that reflect their role. So my reverse proxy is “roundabout” because it directs traffic internally

Alternatives:

ipconfig.io

ifconfig.io

ipinfo.io < this also gives info about the IP and you can use it to do ip lookups with ipinfo.io/IP

You can also get your ip through cloudflare dns :

dig ch txt whoami.cloudflare @1.1.1.1 +short