Same way we do now. Plonk a box on it with sufficient power, cooling and connectivity.

Fuck off spam bot.

Not going to lie, it’s kinda hilarious when this stuff happens.

Swiparr Media Streaming Tinder-like experience for finding Jellyfin media to watch with friends

Ok I get the need but why tinder-like? Guess Who would be a fun choice.

You can install nginx onto a bare metal server and run it that way.
Check the nginx docs for the specific distribution family you are using

Not to sound snarky but did you follow the instruction in the error message?

2009scape

https://gitlab.com/2009scape/2009scape

AI scrapers are the new internet DDoS.

Might want to throw something Infront of your blog to ward them off like Anubis or a Tarpit.

If you have a static IP where you host your jellyfin service you shouldn’t need your dydns anymore.

a domain provider doesn’t know what you are doing. It knows you want to access jellyfin.your.domain but has no clue what you are watching or the specific URLs you are going to.
Think of it like a library reference card, the library knows you want Encyclopaedia Britannica volume 12, but they don’t know what you are actually looking up.

I have a domain with porkbun and dont have issues. When my reverse proxy needs a new certificate I do nothing because Traefik uses the porkbun API to do the Let’s Encrypt DNS validation.

If you have a self hosted system and you throw the whole thing away because one service breaks you probably shouldn’t be hosting because you learnt nothing during the process

I don’t have to worry about price increases or media being removed unannounced because a license expired.

I have the physical media here or at my parents place.

LibreNMS is the free fork of Observium.

Link to the repo?

You should report that to google smart screen so chrome browsers throw a red flag.

I also crossposed this to !proxmox@lemmy.world

That home assistant post is amazing. My wife is cracking herself up over the comments.

There was a post a few days ago about someone using it and it pulled a tonne of data. I wonder if it also does polls to check if the link is still valid.

An ICMP ping or a web request?

If it’s a web request the first thing that comes to mind is do you have BitWarden?

I would argue k8s is overkill for this and the wrong tool for the job.

Honestly I would never target 100% uptime. Ubisoft, Microsoft, Blizzard, EA, valve, Epic spend billions collectively on online services and still have unplanned outages.

You can get a very cheap VPS from Heizner and you should run your game server there. You get proper cooling, networking, and support if something goes wrong.

Other Linux OS shouldn’t be an issue with the N150 chipset.

I would go with the GMK. More expandable.

I use Donetickfor reoccurring tasks