Are the folders named to websites? Or maybe there associations are recorded in a way that you could script batch rename? Not a great solution but possible maybe.

I have no problems thus far. It does have a docker compatiblity mode as well

You can use LXD guides, it is the same just not under canonical control and with dome new features coming out (I think).

I think it is a good way to isolate docker containers from the host without the heavier performance increase of a full VM. Each container can be easily set to an IP address, though the same is probably true for docker idk.

Unrelated, Podman is the a unprivileged implementation of docker with full compatiblity. You can use docker images with it which is great, and the syntax is mostly the same.

Yeah, it’s crazy how many cousins WE have . . .

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromebox

Basically a small form factor pc running ChromeOS by default, but still a pc usually with multiple USB slots, ethernet, and display port(s)

What about a chromebox flashed with some linux os? Nice and cheap mini x86 pc. Just picked one up for 35 bucks with an i7 6th gen, just hoping it uses sodimm and isnt integrated on the mobo.

Ok, my bad. Good luck on your build.

Good to know, haven’t had issues but would love other resources if you can offer some.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BMQWLCCM

Scraped Amazon data, sort and filterable: https://diskprices.com/

Lol

It’ll effect performance. It will need to be always on. It risks having interaction between your normal applications and server services. Also all your eggs in one basket if something goes wrong. That said it shoul be fine. Just take frequent snapshots and backups for important data

No, bad you.

Neat website that might help: https://awesome-selfhosted.net/

Sure, a local backup is great but unsafe considering your homelab is still in the same geographic area as the things you’re backing up. In the event of ecological disasters (local or other), storing all data locally is keeping your eggs in one basket. Idk much about cryptomater (or other such software) but encrypted automatic backups sounds perfect.