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--- introduction_of_my_homeserver [2024/12/14 15:47] – alban
+++ introduction_of_my_homeserver [2024/12/15 15:55] (current) – [Raspberry Pi 5] alban
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-//This is an introduction of my simple homelab. It's not crazy but for now it allows me to understand a lot of things about self-hosting. Furthermore, this homelab is totally in adequation with my needs and for [[what I'm hosting]].//
+//This is an introduction of my simple homelab. It's not crazy but for now it allows me to understand a lot of things about self-hosting. Furthermore, this homelab is totally in adequation for [[server_software |what I'm hosting]].//
 ==== ISP Router ====
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 On this router I installed :
-  * Wireguard (open source VPN). Allows me to connect to my LAN network from everywhere 8-)
+  * Wireguard (open source VPN). Allows me to connect to my LAN from everywhere 8-)
   * Dynamic DNS
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   * Not really modulable : impossible to add a new cpu, memory etc. For a long term perspective it can be annous.
-Also some people prefer add more money (sometimes not so much more) to buy a more powerful server : mini pc like N100 or old mac mini. But finally each options has pro and cons ! However, I'm really happy with this raspberry 5. You can check [[here]] what I'm hosting on it.
+Also some people prefer add more money (sometimes not so much more) to buy a more powerful server : mini pc like N100 or old mac mini. But finally each options has pro and cons !
+However, I'm really happy with this raspberry 5. You can check [[server_software|here]] what I'm hosting on it.
 ==== Raspberry Pi 5's SSD ====
-SSD1 (250 GB):
+==SSD1 (250 GB): ==
 Boot SSD with [[Debian]] (very stable OS for a server). I'm not booting on [[Debian]] with an SD card anymore. Indeed, I prefer to boot from an SSD, which can support much better I/O.
 On this SSD I have :
-  * Debian
+  * [[Debian]]
-  * Nginx
+  * [[Nginx]]
-  * Prosody
+  * [[Prosody]]
-  * Coturn
+  * [[Coturn]]
-  * Docker
+  * [[Docker]]
-SSD2 (250 GB):
+==SSD2 (250 GB):==
 I can't connect it (apparently not enough power with the already tree connected SSD, but in the futur, I could add a powered usb hub). This SSD will be used to make a copy regulary of SSD1. Then, if SSD1 is down, raspi can boot on SS2.
-SSD3 (1TB):
+==SSD3 (1TB):==
-This is where I store all my data that I want to save for the long term (pictures, files, audiobooks, etc.), as well as my Docker containers and images.
+This is where I store all my data that I want to save for the long term (pictures, files, audiobooks, etc.), as well as my Docker containers and images:
+  * [[Audiobookshelf]]
+  * [[Dokuwiki]]
+  * [[Homepage]]
+  * [[Mirotalk]]
+  * [[Nextcloud]]
+  * [[Paperless]]
+  * [[Speedtest]]
-SSD4 (1TB):
+==SSD4 (1TB):==
 It's a backup of SSD3. I did a cronjob with rsync each day at midnight to backup files from SSD3. Sometimes, when I suppose that i don't need old backup anymore, I manually run a rsync with deletion to free space (only files still present in SSD3 are still saved in SS4).
+==== Laptop ====
+  * Connected to wireguard VPN.
+  * I save some important folders in SSD3 with a rsync.
+==== Smartphone ====
+  * I regularly do a backup of my smartphone (with FolderSync app) in the nextcloud folder in SSD3.
+  * Connected to wireguard VPN.
+~~DISCUSSION~~