On my NAS (qnap ts453d) I run a few webapps using Docker: homeassistant (Home Automation) jellyfin (Media Server) joplin (Notes Syncing) transm

On my NAS (qnap ts453d) I run a few webapps using Docker: homeassistant (Home Automation) jellyfin (Media Server) joplin (Notes Syncing) transmission (Bittorrent Client) The apps are behind nginx proxy manager (which does https termination) and the containers are managed using Portainer. They are automatically updated using watchtower. And then on a raspberry pi, there's more home automation stuff: openhab (my old home automation system, which still interfaces old components like my heating and the photovoltaic system) influxdb (storage for openhab) grafana (visualisation and alerting) node red (automation stuff like doorbell push notifications) mosquitto (mqtt server) lots of custom scripts that do stuff and publish the results via http I probably should move some of this stuff to the NAS, but I have a working and tested backup flow and the NAS takes forever to boot, so I would lose more sensor data by reboots of the NAS than by the SD card of the pi breaking (happend twice in 7 years).