When you use DNS for the authentication, a token is stored in DNS and lets encrypt will go and look that up and issue a certificate if everything lines up.

What timezone are you?

I’m in the UK, kick off it about 7:45

I’m in the IT/systems team and where I work we make the rules on what you can use, then have the power to make it apply to everyone even directors.

But then I don’t have a manager, it’s a flat structure.

I have some of my works colleagues join and we all do system updates and talk crap for the evening, its a great way to help others sort things

I’ve been burnt by this, my nginx lxc on proxmox was crashing at about 6:30 every morning for a week. Turns out auto update and debsecure was running on it and using all the 512mb of memory and the lxc would get killed by the host, so removed both as I update Tuesday evenings anyway

We work in health data, but we also done have enterprise management.

When a review was done about 6 years ago, windows was a big risk in how we work

No, where I work we use macs. Everyone has a Mac and our policys prohibit windows as a work os

lemmy.horwood.cloud is up most of the time

Wrong, right on the site

Secure, flexible, and reliable open-source enterprise solutions.

What your looking for is x-forwaded-for, that http tells an upstream server what the client IP is.

My guess is your docker network might be 192.168.68, there for the client IP you see is in that network.

I use nagios

I use pushover for everything alerting, from home assistant to nagios.

A 1 time payment and you get 10,000 alerts a month

Here in the UK diesel is over £2 a litre, going to cost me well over £100.

Have you looked on here https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted

I did that, found the exact issue I have. Looked at the author and it was me 3 years earlier, still without the answer I was looking for

Have you looked at some like jellyfin?

In the UK we had free numbers that would cut out after an hour of use and you had to redial, so you had to do downloads or uploads is chunks

I know it’s chromium, but Vivaldi has no AI crap at all. I find it refreshing

yes I would, I have moved from a fixed line with static IP at home to starlink and pangolin has been my life line.

I like having all my own infrastructure where I can manage it, I like to know how things work.

Also have a look at OVH for VPS

I have a sys3 that’s 64GBb and 4TB of disk for about £26, the ovh eco stuff is pretty good for the price