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I use proxmox, all the *arrs are in one docker host running as an LXC. So the stack is: Proxmox> LXC> Docker Compose> Gluetun> *arrs.
I run it this way because ease of set up, as a normie Nix scares me in ways YAML doesn't. It's one big compose file, everything talks to each other using the virtual docker network. Update is one button. It just works(TM).
I have an Lxc running jellyfin as a front end, an Audiobookshelf Lxc, one running Seerr. A bunch of other front end service lxcs (Immich, Homarr, what have you). All the front ends have Tailscale installed for remote access.
Family and friends have a pi acting as an access point to Tailscale. Then it's the nginx, pihole combo for nice URLs and HTTPS. Nothing is on the open web, it's all behind tailscale.
I started on just a pi running docker running everything for my fiancée and I, then it just kinda grew. I originally just wanted to block ads.
Trash-guides is your friend for *arr set up. Dockstarter is your friend for basic installation of *arrs. Thousands of guides on YouTube to get you started.
Are you just using Proxmox for LXCs? In that case why use Proxmox + LXCs + Docker, instead of say, bare metal Debian + Docker, without the extra LXC middle layer?
Solid question. Mostly curiosity, education, love of the game. I started with raspian + docker, and wanted to see if the grass was greener. I could probably achieve everything I'm doing now on Debian + Docker. If I tore it all down, I'd probably go back to Debian + Docker managed with Dockge (probably) just for the simplicity.
Automagic snapshots though, I still haven't learned to take a back up before tinkering, I probably never will. So lxcs are set to snap shot at appropriate intervals, so if I try change a thing, fuck it up, it's incredibly convenient for me to roll it back and try again. A solveable problem in Debian, I'm sure, but I like how Docker does it. Native WebUI is nice. I like how Proxmox handles file permissions, it's running my raid and I just bind mount the zpool.
Dunno, my stuff works, I'm comfortable with it. There's more for me to learn yet. But if I were of a learning mood, I'd probably experiment with Nix.
Fair enough, reason I ask is that I also use Proxmox, though I separate things into VMs instead of LXCs. Mainly for security, but also for things like a gaming VM. But it's always interesting to hear how other people set things up.