Saltbox VS selfhosted-gateway

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There is currently a Hetzner auction dedi with 4x16TB drives for €70. AFAIK, Hetzner would be the cheapest storage option, so even though it's not 70TB, at that price point you're pretty much stuck. You can rent one and install Saltbox or Swizzin yourself, it's pretty easy.

Lot of great suggestions in here. Sounds like you're looking into creating an in-house simplified version of https://github.com/saltyorg/Saltbox. Worth taking a look at what software they've got support for.

May I introduce you to https://github.com/saltyorg/Saltbox ?

https://docs.saltbox.dev or https://cloudbox.works

You may be also interested by saltbox project, pretty similar stack with more advanced usage/integration : https://github.com/saltyorg/Saltbox

Pair one of those Hetzner boxes with this sweet project and you're laughing. There's really not much I can think of that Saltbox doesn't include. The only downside for some, is it strictly managed via commend line and doesn't have any sort of actual UI. But besides that, you can literally deploy a fully customized media server for streaming and downloading torrents/nzbs as well as hosting all your apps in very little time at all. Their discord community is awesome as well, alot of knowledgable folks there when/if you run into issues and/or have questions.

For example I want to setup a media server for plex and I can’t decide if cloud or a physical one would be cheaper or easier to maintain. Saltbox (https://docs.saltbox.dev/) looks like what I’m looking for it is a script you run that installs and configures everything, you get unlimited storage and can stream from the cloud to your device. But they are vague on a simple matrix of what providers and configurations for different cloud providers people use and more importantly pricing. They say no VPS others say a VPS is fine. Oddly while it looks really up to date and in GitHub and the installation is well documented I can’t tell what’s a setup for data hoarder vs common user. I searched all afternoon on Reddit with little mention of this and I’m guessing there’s a community somewhere who could guide me. I also want CNN, ESPN, FS1 for sports and don’t know if there’s live providers or I should just get cable. Then we’re talking my total bill goes back up to $250.) when I was a kid I watched everything I could get my hands on and paying for all the services for one show once a year is somehow worse than we had big cable bills. I’m sure they’re forums that can help or even things off reddit but I feel this common thing people do would be too greyish illegal for one and second not sticking to mefi rules and just saying “look here it’s kinda of a hidden place” would work.

Nice, check out the selfhosted-gateway if you're looking for something similar without any custom implementation https://github.com/fractalnetworksco/selfhosted-gateway

I've recently come across the selfhosted-gateway GitHub repository (link: selfhosted-gateway) and I'm considering implementing it via a VPS for my home server setup, where I run various services in Docker containers.

I have been using https://github.com/fractalnetworksco/selfhosted-gateway/ to create the wireguard tunnel and using the integrated Nginx set up to provide routeing.

I set up this self hosted gateway on an oracle vps, in hopes of accesing my immich backup anywhere in the world with ssl. i've been forwarding the immich-proxy server over port 8080, and then opening up that port on the oracle vps. nothings working. any help?

i've been trying to use this gateway to set it up, and i've never gotten it to work yet. i don't have a domain name yet but it should still work with my ip address for just accessing it. i'm forwarding the service immich-proxy:8080 like that, and still i've never been able to access it.

If you want a Cloudflare Tunnel alternative, the Self-Hosted Gateway is what I'm using to expose Jellyfin without opening ports 80 and 443 on my network. Still figuring out how to add additional services to the gateway.

Second I tried https://github.com/fractalnetworksco/selfhosted-gateway. A good project, and was able to set everything up and got it running. But there's a fatal flaw - on restarts of containers or system the reconnection is not automatic and you have to redo the setup manually (setup is per container based), so this wasn't a viable option either.