kubegres VS jellyfin-tizen

A good comparison with other operators here [2022]: https://blog.palark.com/cloudnativepg-and-other-kubernetes-o...

Personally I've only used Kubegres (https://www.kubegres.io/), which didn't even make the above list. It's ok for a personal project.

All k8s solutions for postgres take subtly different approaches. It seems that they've all converged on the Operator pattern. The basics are easy: run a database process which persists data to a cloud disk of your choice. The hard parts are how to update, migrate, backup, restore, monitor, failover, replicate, etc. These kubernetes "operators" promise to fulfill the role of a DBA but, just like hiring a DBA, it requires buy-in to their approach.

Reactive-Tech / Kubegres (opérateur)

I like https://www.kubegres.io, it takes a little getting used to how it works. I probably wouldn't use it for a huge database, but for things under a few TB it works great.

I don't know if you're using Kubernetes, but Kubegres is great for self hosting postgres on a cluster.

Any experience with https://www.kubegres.io/ ?

How does this compare with something like kubegres?

https://www.kubegres.io/

https://www.kubegres.io/ has worked well for me. You can use custom images, provided they follow the conventions of the official postgres image. I haven't tried a major-version upgrade yet - my impression is that it will probably be a bit painful and involve some downtime and manual ops.

Some of the more advanced operators might better handle the upgrade problem? But in general, I've been happy with Kubegres for a ~10GB database with low traffic.

There are some great operators out there that make deployment and management easy. I use kubegres managed with pgadmin and it has been working well for me.

reactive-tech/kubegres (operator)

I cannot help you with this, but this is what I found.

The official repo: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-tizen

Following this github link.

This is the github repository link I'm following: (https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-tizen/blob/a8629f095dc8ef25878796f549defbb306978246/README.md)

If you're actually going to use the extra features of Plex/Jellyfin over a pure media player like Kodi, generally you would install the sever on a headless box, then install the client on your TV or connected media player. Plex is usually a single click app install on most Samsung TVs. Jellyfin might take a bit more work.

there is a Tizen client (https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-tizen) but it isn't on the app store so you need to install it with dev mode which isn't easy for the average Joe

The app version is just whatever git HEAD was when I built it, d23ca24. The server version is 10.8.9-1 on a RPi 2 installed via apt.

It's unfortunate but you can compile and deploy an app for Samsung: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-tizen