Synology-Docker-Mediaserver VS PlexGuide.com

Try 8080 and 8081? In case it's useful, here's my full Docker stack on Synology, including Calibre and Calibre-web. I normally use the reverse proxy address, but http://synologyIP: 8081 loads my Calibre fine.

Here's my full config, to add to the port comment earlier - everything running completely smoothly on a Synology 218+.

This is perhaps a lot more detail than you want right now, but here's my docker-compose.yml for a bunch of containers running on my Synology 218+. The GitHub repo you're talking about will have an address which you'd point to, adding configuration options like in the examples you'll see in my file.

In case it's useful, here's my (Docker) config using that auth container, which authenticates via Google login and is frontend agnostic.

Thanks for sharing this. My 218+ is running smoothly with this yml (on Github), but I'm sure I'll learn something from yours nevertheless! One thing I'm curious about, though: why did you go the route of freeing up 80 and 443 on the Synology, rather than just forwarding them on your router? In my case, I have Traefik using 89:80 and 449:443, with the router doing those respective forwards.

Here's my full config, in case you want to use it as a starting point.

Have you looked at Plexguide? https://github.com/PlexGuide/PlexGuide.com You need a system to run plex, cloud or on-prem, and a google business account. Costs about $12 a month for unlimited storage. If you build a server on GCP(Google Cloud Platform), you can ride there backbone making file transfers between your server and Gdrive very fast.