Bazarr: Automatic Subtitles for Your Arr Stack
The one *arr add-on almost everyone ends up wanting.
The one *arr add-on almost everyone ends up wanting.
Follow an artist once; new albums just appear.
Proxmox Backup Server 4.2 speaks S3 now — point it at your own MinIO.
Add a different CPU to your cluster? Here's how VMs still live-migrate.
Let your nodes route around a dead link — no static routes, no hand-editing.
One command gets you a real cluster. Deciding to is the hard part.
You told it what you want. It spends all day making that true.
The installer says 'no drives found' — here's the driver it's missing.
GPU-accelerated 4K, no Plex Pass, no melting CPU.
One VM gets the card; the host gives up control.
Success mail is noise. Failure mail is sacred. One command splits them.
The kill that names itself, the cluster that freezes, the door that won't open.
The morning my root disk hit 99%, and the traps behind it.
Ten services on one used mini PC — with receipts.
The NAS stops being a folder and starts pulling its weight.
I timed every step of a real restore so you can plan with numbers.
Ansible adopts the cluster you built by hand — without touching it.
Lose every node and walk back in — the restore order that works.
Your running cluster becomes code without a single restart.
Import until the plan says zero — nothing restarts, nothing drifts.
A simulator that answers: if a node dies tonight, do we fit?
The power fails; every machine parks itself before the battery dies.
Clone a ready VM in thirty seconds; never touch the wizard again.
Network storage in plain English, and which kind fits you.
Bare metal to backed-up cluster — the whole road, in order.
The family browses and requests; the stack quietly delivers.
Rotated keys, zero errors, days of silence — then the fix.
Samba for the laptops, NFS for the servers, one source of files.
You've fixed this problem before. You just can't find where.
Jellyfin running where your files already live.
Pay for polish or own the stack — the honest comparison.
Add a title to a list; the lab does everything else.
The full *arr stack standing up in one compose file.
Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr — who does what, in plain English.
Why Plex stutters on weak CPUs — and the setting that saves it.
Name the files right and Plex never guesses wrong again.
Plex claimed, libraries built, running where the media lives.
Why the privileged-LXC shortcut bites, and the VM that doesn't.
Kernel-sharing containers or full VMs — pick with confidence.
First VM, from ISO upload to first login, no step skipped.
What actually matters in homelab hardware — and what's just shiny.
1GbE vs 2.5GbE, managed vs not — what your lab really needs.
Backups that dedupe, verify, and run while you sleep.
Quorum and Corosync demystified, then three nodes join hands.
Three layers of firewall, and where each rule belongs.
USB in, first login out — Proxmox installed without surprises.
Static IPs, VLANs, and the bridge — container networking, settled.
Keys in, passwords out, and a root login nobody can brute-force.
local-lvm, ZFS, NFS — what each is actually for.
One USB drive that boots every ISO you drop on it.
A native app for my cluster, because the browser tab bothered me.
Four office castoffs become a production-grade cluster.
The whole lab reachable from anywhere, zero ports forwarded.
Your own private cloud — and a wonderful rabbit hole.