Yep, and the active development is really impressive. I've messaged on the Discord server from time to time, and the primary dev has often responded within minutes to help me deal with my query.
DeltaTangoLima
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Immich - I moved from PhotoPrism some months ago, and am very happy I did.
I have mine sitting in my garage (currently saving for a rack to hold everything), so noise and heat aren't a major problem.
You're right re a consumer-grade router doing the same job, but my setup wasn't only about OPNsense. I spent many years running a low power setup - RasPis, etc - but then found I was frustrated by the lack of real grunt in the compute department. Plus I wanted to play with Proxmox.
Yeah, I hear you. Took me a while to put a little cash together for my setup too. I ended up keeping my eyes peeled on the ex-enterprise auction sites, and picked up for cheap a couple of HP DL360s.
Yes, I now have the problem on the other side of managing my power bills, but I'm nearly ready to add a battery to my solar setup, so hopefully that's not a problem for too much longer.
This is the way. I use OPNsense, and maintain an alias group of all the hosts I want directed to my VPN gateway server.
This is usually my first place, for fiction books. Hardly ever walk away empty-handed.
Lol - I found it far from unusable, but no worries. Obtainium also supports F-droid apps, so I get the best of both worlds.
Yeah, still pondering that. I need to be able to trust it implicitly to not send everything accidentally. The alternative is that I leave a USB stick with each of my brothers as well, and only send the instructions using the dead man's switch.
The problem there is keeping the data on the USB sticks current. And making sure they don't misplace it themselves.
Like I said, I'm still working out the kinks in my plan.
The dev said a couple of weeks ago that they're planning on closing their Google Play Developer account, so using the fork means you'll be able to keep up with new releases from that point.
You consider using Obtainium instead? It installs (and updates) directly from source release (Github repo, etc). That puts you directly in control of everything then.
Yeah - this is the feature we're all waiting for.
As many others have said, AWS have a pricing calculator that lets you determine your likely costs.
As a rough calc in the tool for us-east-2 (Ohio), if you PUT (a paid action) 1,000 objects per month of 1024MB each (1TB), and lifecycle transitioned all 1,000 objects each month into Glacier Deep Archive (another paid action), you'll pay around $1.11USD per month. You pay nothing to transfer the data IN from the internet.
Glacier Deep Archive is what I use for my backups. I have a 2N+C backup strategy, so I only ever intend to need to restore from these backups should both of my two local copies of my data are unavailable (eg. house fire). In that instance, I will pay a price for retrieval, as well as endure a waiting period.