I really like this article just for the straightforwardness of the setup. Pets not cattle should be the home server mantra. My setup is not quite as simple. I

I really like this article just for the straightforwardness of the setup. Pets not cattle should be the home server mantra. My setup is not quite as simple. I have one homeprod server running Proxmox with a number of single task VMs and LXCs. A task, for my purposes, is a set of one or more related services. So I have an internal proxy VM that also runs my dashboard. I have a media VM that runs the *arrs. I have an LXC that runs Jellyfin (GPU pass through is easier with LXC). A VM running Home Assistant OS. Etcetera. Most of these VMs are running Docker on top of Alpine and a silly container management scheme I've cooked up[1]. I've found this setup really easy to wrap my head around, vs docker swarm or k8s or what have you. I'm even in the process of stripping dokku out of my stack in favor of this setup. Edit: the homeprod environment also consists of a SFF desktop running VyOS and a number of Dell Wyse 3040 thin clients running the same basic stack as the VMs, most running zwave and zigbee gateways and one more running DHCP and DNS. [1]: https://github.com/peterkeen/docker-compose-stack https://github.com/peterkeen/docker-compose-stack