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[–] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago

I use self-hosting for home assistant and jellyfin (behind two duckdns domains). I started to add more (Joplin server, Immich, tiny tiny RSS etc.) and found my workload increasing a lot, So I've paused that effort for now. For Joplin, I use syncthing with my Pi as a hub instead, which is much simpler.