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What does your infrastructure look like?
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I have four small computers that are the nodes, with a TerraMaster NAS for hosting the data.
I run Proxmox on all four nodes in a cluster. I've been moving things around in hopes of switching the hosts over to ZFS so two of the nodes currently don't have anythig on them. Eventually they will set up for HA fail over (the main driver for switching to ZFS). I have one VM running Yunohost. I have server LXC containers for some services and a couple running Docker that host the rest of the services. Basically as I found things I was interested in it was just easier and quicker to start with Docker. I'll probably move everything over to Podman and ditch the LXC containers and the VM. All in due time.
As for the hardware itself:
So far only a few items are accessible outside local network, those are hosted on the Yunohost VM. I am still learning how to set up a good reverse proxy and authentication. Once I get that figured out I will push for all Podman containers. I'm thinking about making use of ansible for "orchestration" with docker-compose files. Currently I don't monitor anything or collect logs.
You might check our Authentik for the authentication bit. It’s kinda complex, but can do proxy auth, OIDC, SAML, and LDAP.
I've seen Authentik mentioned. I'm currently thinking about trying out Cosmos-Cloud.io. it has everything built in and runs on docker. I doubt I'll stay without since the licensing is ambiguous at the moment.