Recently migrated my homelab from a one node docker compose stack to a dual node k3s cluster, so this looks pretty interesting.
what are you serving?
Lots. Immich, Jellyfin, Ollama, Homeassistant, Frigate, Nextcloud, Navidrome, *arr stack, Find my Device Server, various monitoring/logging tools (mainly Grafana stack), etc.
Totally overkill for my use case but it's for learning as well since I'm starting to use K8s at work.
Find my Device Server
is there a project page for this? is this the one that using the android app?
Yes is is.
https://fmd-foss.org/docs/fmd-server/overview/
They have a public instance you can use but if you're going to have things like location tracking and device wipe enabled then it's probably better to self host.
This is awesome! I'll add this to bluefin server! Thanks!
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