This server is currently hosting a wide variety of services. This was my first server that I had put together and launched. Over the years I’ve been adding services to it and expanding my library of things I have been hosting in docker.
The current services i’m running are:
- Audiobookshelf: This service hosts all of my audiobooks and allows for listening and downloading of audiobooks.
- Calibre and Calibre Web: This service hosts all of my ebooks. Calibre allows for me to upload my books to my server and Calibre Web serves up a good looking frontend to read, download, and browse my library of books.
- Cloudflare DDNS: This allows for me to automatically update my DNS settings for my domain. It is setup when my public IP address changes, my domain DNS registry is updated with the new address automatically. Currently using this for both of my domains.
- Octoprint: It serves up all of my 3d print jobs. This allows for me to upload gcode files and store them for print jobs. It also shows progress, temperature, and remaining time on the print job. This eliminates the need for sd cards for my 3d printer.
- Froodle: This allows for me to do anything related to a PDF file. I can sign PDF documents, save them, convert files, and anything related to PDF files.
- Guacamole: This allows for me to manage all of my remote connections all at once. It allows me to remote into a server from a web browser and manage my remote connections.
- My own website: I’ve created a docker container that hosts my professional showcase website. I’ve even written a script to update and relaunch my container when I make changes to my website.
- Immich: This hosts and stores all of my photos and videos. It syncs my content from my phone and stores them locally on my server. It is a good alternative for when you don’t want to deal with subscription fees.
- Linkwarden: This is my newest service I’ve added. This gives me a place to store links that I want to save and check out at a later time.
- Mealie: This stores all of my recipes. If done correctly, you can both import recipes from links or write you your own recipes and save them for future reference.
- Minecraft: This allows me to host my own personal Minecraft server. This is setup as a docker container and allows for me to play in my own Minecraft world.
- Mstream: This hosts all of my music files. It collects all of my saved music and allows for me to stream it in a web browser or app with no issues.
- Pi-Weather-Station: This shows a live weather map. It can be configured by location and it’ll allow for you to see live weather radar for up to the next hour.
- Jellyfin: This hosts all of my videos. All you have to do is configure the proper folders and sync it to this service and it is ready to go.
- Wireguard: This is my VPN tunnel I use to allow me to access local resources from the outside securely.
- WordPress: This very WordPress website is self hosted as well. It is also saved into a docker container and hosted there.
I’ve created a large collection of services over the years. A lot of these services can be hosted on a very light hardware. There are a few of these services that need a bit more hardware power to operate efficiently, but for the most part, you can run a lot of these on a pi or something similar.
