If all you want is uptime monitoring, Uptime Kuma.

CheckMK is too complicated for my monkey brain. After a few days of going through docs, I can’t even get a log file monitoring going.

Alright, wasn’t aware it needed to be both sides

But wouldn’t that be the certificate of the other instance, not your local one?

I personally don’t. It is just messier. I only group things that belong together, like a webserver+database, torrentclient+vpn and so on.

I mean nothing prevents you from using a self signed certificate

Jellyfin and that is about it.

An actual “called it” moment.

So you admit that Antifa are as Nazis like Maga are? Or are rightoids worse for some arbitrary reason again?

And free to not move from lemmy.world if they don’t block Facebook

Yeah I wouldn’t take on hosting a public instance, especially in EU, as it comes with all sorts of legal shite

“Okay then, that was always allowed”

When I asked that I ended up with more than -100 and comments like “oh so you defend them”.

With some help from this thread I think I got Traefik working! And from now on I can just add another dynamic.toml/yml file with a new srevice. Thanks!

I rent from Contabo. They rent out Proxmox VMs. 6 Euro/month for 4 cores ( E5-2630 v4 in my case), 8GBs of RAM, 200GB SSD and I think 200Mbit connection

Until they remove our account for no reason

Modern Web trash

Well, TrueCharts (with TrueNAS Scale). The problem with TrueCharts (and IX-system’s implementation of Kubernetes) is that it likes to break itself often, for no reason and with very little you can do to fix it. I’m actively moving away from TrueCharts.

Glad to be here. I have been using Traefik for well over a year, but through TrueCharts, glad to have done this on my own

That seems to have done it!

http:
  routers:
    jellyfin-rtr:
      rule: "Host(`[redacted].com`)"
      entryPoints:
        - websecure
      service: jellyfin-svc
      tls:
        certResolver: letsencrypt
  services:
    jellyfin-svc:
      loadBalancer:
        servers:
          - url: "http://[]redacted]:8096"