Not a bad idea what did you get?

I could run power separately without an issue but I was hoping to spend less than $200. Maybe I’ll look into an older used laptop.

Mine can actually, but it’s not quite ready for prime time yet and I’d still prefer a mini PC.

Oh shit where are they

It’s $6/tb which isn’t bad but for my 3tbs is still more than $100/yr.

Looks like it does have a container option! $100/year for Backblaze computer backup is above what I was hoping to spend but it’s unlimited and I’m looking for a set it and forget it option so I’ll probably do exactly that, thank you.

Backup software of your choice pointed at the Immich library

Any recommendations? Preferably something something with a homeassistant integration or docker container with webui so I can more easily access it remotely. New to all this.

What does the setup look like on your end? Is there like, an app? Also how would I look into managing encryption by myself?

OK now we’re talking! Thanks.

Not looking for a workaround but thanks

Also launching a script from cell phone is kind of the same issue

Not quite, I want to restart a VM using a container.

Debain and VirtualBox

That’s what I do now, just looking for something where I don’t have to lookup the command and type it in with my phone

Debian and VirtualBox

you can restart VMs from portainer?

ok great thank you!

CasaOS doesn’t have a way to do that, how can I do that in Portainer?

CasaOS is like a frontend for Docker, it has an “app store” where it’s just a handful of clicks to install something.

Anyway, I did see that guide but the steps for Docker just say “Refer to Seerr Docker Documentation” which is well, kind of complicated.

I do have Portainer and know my way around it’s basics if it makes it easier.

Honestly same I want to share forever but I also dont have the storage for 2x everything

NGINX Proxy Manager and DuckDNS.

Get DuckDNS set up first.

Then go to DuckDNS.org and register a domain.

Then go into NGINX proxy manager.

It’s pretty straightforward, click “add proxy host”, then type the domain from duckdns (I like to do a different subdomain for each service, ie: calibre.mydomain.duckdns.org, homeassistant.mydomain.duckdns.org, etc.) and point it at your container with the service you want to access remotely.

You’ll want to enable let’s encrypt. But other than that the defaults should be fine.