FileBot Thanks, looks promising. Only problem closed source. I do not mind to pay for license, but do not like running unknown code on my server.

Sorry, not mbuff but mbuffer. It just adding a memory buffer between STDIN and STDOUT. Useful to smooth data flow, so reading from disk do not need to wait for SSH to transmit and other way around. In you case it cold be something like that. ( I’m writing command from memory, do not use it unless checked)

dd if=/dev/sda bs=16M | mbuffer -s 128k -m 2G -o - | ssh remoteuser@remote.host.com dd of=/storage/backup.img

nfs over the internet is usually bad idea. Network delays is killer for NFS. You can use ssh instead. And add some mbuff for better results.

you can’t going wrong with squid. It was around forever, and still in development.

“Maybe because I run Frigate in a virtual machine in Proxmox, so the Coral has to be passed through to the VM? Not sure.” FreeBSD + linux VM under Bhyve . Never had problems.

Why? Why anyone needs online version?

IMHO Jellyfin is processing everything it sent to clients. So I do not think it possible to put it behind SDN( may be it possible if server side transcoding is off) Please define slow. Slow on what part? It should be like 250ms RRT to your server which is not much for web-based apps.

Yes. Always. Unless you prefer FreeBSD

It just REST API, use restic for example.

So only Russians are manning the station now and, and they cannot launch a new crew at the moment.

If you need something which can withstand some bitrot on single drive, just use par2. As long is filesystem is readable, you can recover files even if bit of data get corrupted

It means you published 8080. Just stop doing it. nginx can reach that container via internal network (assuming they are on same network). Publishing docker-compose would help.

Just a hdd in usb caddy? IMHO good enough for 4 tier backup.

It is corporate takeover, why be so surprised?

just a normal PC? Streaming should work in a browser.

And it is good thing. Corporate takeover of USA will not help anyone but billionaires.

Just a folder + syncthing. no extra infra is necessary + easy to backup.

Get yourself some old cisco 3600 re-flash it with standalone firmware and get enterprise class WAP for cheap.

yes, is what i get reading about that server backplane. NVME part will need another “controller”

what is wrong with old good LSA 2008 based HBAs with SAS-to-Oculink cable? and for NVMe part, adapter is just port format converter, pick any.