It never goes down :-) I just want to make it better.
Alright, im kind lying, it use to go down all the time cause my NICs would hang, but I did fix it. This problem did gave me the itch to make it even more avaliable.
The more I go into this rabbit hole, the more I understand this, and I understand now that I went into the hole with practically 0 knowledge of this topic. It was so frustrating to get my "HA" proxy on LAN with replicated containers, DNS and shared storage, hours sank into getting permission to work, just to realise "oh god, this only works on LAN" when my certs failed to renew.
I do not think I need this, truth is that the lab is in a state where I have most things I want[need] working very well and this is a fun nice to have to learn some new things.
Super, thanks. I will look into this. I actually have some shared storage on my NAS for traefik configs which is already working on replicated instances.
Def went into the rabbit hole without any idea how many of these single points I'd need to address, and the more I mitigate the more I find. Like you said, this is very much overkill, I am just doing it to learn and have some good old homelab fun before we are all forced to rent "cloud" PCs
Wake up @ 8am, start work at 8.15am, work till 17.
Then 1h to 4h of sports (either gym, rope climbing or bouldering), 5 times a week
At that point is 18.30/20, got a solid few hours for hobbies/friends/chill.
As you might have notice I don't cook, and commutes are short when climbing ca. 40 mins biking away, work is at home or if I go to the office I go in my lunch hour (20mins commute), gym is 3mins away and bouldering is 10mins biking
Also, no kids.
I sleep every day at ca. 11.30. Get solid 8h in bed, but only around 7h of sleep sadly. Trying to make it 8!
Im using the android client no problem. Not sure about the the desktop ones, if you want I cant do some basic testing and report back, just let me know which clients
I've got both.
Jellyfin with high quality for the things that I want to listen all the time.
Newpipe for on demand things.