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Thanks for sharing this video. Unfortunately this project is in beta stage for years now and I was wondering if there is any progress before installing it in my own hardware and have got my answers.

link for yml compose file ? and please do the same without port forwording instead wiregaurd vpn

Can you compare StartOS , YunoHost , CasaOS, Umbrel, Cosmos , Tipi etc..

It is not working now, can I get some solutions for it?

Cosmos os comparision

Should not. Must not use .local

Thank you

Helpful video, thank you!

how to 2 peer connect via 1 WireGuard server, i cannot find config example

Thank you very much for this video, i set up Tipi on my rpi4 after watching your video!! However i need some help. so right now Tipi has been installed on my 32GB SD card and right now Tipi shows that i have used 13GB out of 32GB on the SD card. How do i attach my 120 GB HDD to that it adds to the 32GB and Tipi can use the entire 150GB of space? please help!!

Is Obsidian Self-hosted?

thanks!

Thank you , great channel

Thanks for quality content. Very helpfull.

is there difference in linux without hud?

What would you recommend as far as being able to connect to a Seedbox, via SFTP? I know there are docker images but, I was hoping for something a little easier to setup, that can use either umbrelOS / CasaOS.

best tutorial out there! thank you so much!

Very helpful, thanks!

Thank you for this vieo. It am not a newbie. However I am always on he search for a better way to setup my technology environment. You covered a lot of key conceopts quckly but also very clearly with leads on how to do more. An excellent resours. Thanks again

Thank you very much, for this overview!

where do i get a free domain

Great, efficient set up video....but in your title you say "...here is what I think!" I didn't hear in your video on "what you think of Cosmos"? Do you like it? If so, is it stable & reliable?

this is classic example of my thought on web 2.0 vs web 3.0. love the way this guy gives a overview of this equipment & OS like high end IT guy. He doesnt give a rats azz about the bitcoin apps and is mainly focused on how this device and OS offer a web server function. this vid has a nice review of the equipment and opinion on price point. I think Start9 mission is to deliver a OS on a webserver to manage cryptocurrency and blockchain and to operate web 3.0 Dapps without a blockchain college degree. 2 fails for Start9 thus far, they have 2 massive hurdles. How do they get the server hardware competitive with other server boards price point & specs? or advertise merkian made & warranty? How does Start9 server company convince guy like Homelab Chronicles that he needs to run a bitcoin & lightening node? AND The guys that finds the Start9 device/server useful for WEB 3.0, $1000 paper wgt that runs his apps or the WEB 3.0 guy might find the Start9 OS handy but a IT programmer guy will find a hotdog server board (lattepanda or something with high specs and win11 & linux installed) and install start9 OS, installs free IPFS server, and installs dapps and this guy will have a super pocket home sever that manages web 2.0 & web 3.0 web services. until Start9 company has a high end board, windows, IPFS and Start9 OS preinstalled the sale base is crypto enthusiasts, and a smaller group of blockchain programmers that might bust loose and buy this device to tinker with,. Start9 best features is 'made in America' and Ive heard they have very good tech support and Im not sure on phone number. Ive bought chinese boards with poor tech support and NO PHONE and if they blew up on me with not even a discount if I bought another board from them so merikan made , a phone, and top level tech support and I will try products often and PAY A LITLLE MORE TO. a greater question is do anyone who read this far, do you think web 3.0 will go mainstream and will web 3.0 replace web 2.0 apps and severs? To me thus far web 2.0 still rules and what bothers me so far is ask again, is web 3.0 REPLACING servers, banking, currency, credit cards, apps, games, money transactions?

"And then a bunch of nerds got involved..." I *might* hear something funnier today, but you are certainly in the running for first place!

set speed between x1.3 and x1.6 ....enjoy

“Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth.” ― Muhammad Ali 💯 Just installed #Cosmos and if you ask me this is better that #CasaOS, I run CasaOS on a headless server and I bought the #Zimaboard and as my experience is with the marketplace apps many don't work out off the box. It is possible that docker is the match breaker in securities here as #Portainer under #CasaOS don't work here either, well Portainer is working but the apps installations are not. Possible docker ? Thanks for showing this great looking Cosmos to work it out the coming days thanks.:))) Have a great new year 2024 :) Greetings from Amsterdam. Charlesm

This was a great introduction. I love the possibility to copy things into other systems.

excellent video

Thank you!

Hi I am just wondering how to migrate all my data from raspberry pi 4 to raspberry pi 5?

I've recently installed Joplin to replace Google Keep (which is failing for me for a couple of months) and wiki on a stick and so far I like it - markup format is a nice choice (for me as a programmer), synchronisation works fine (I'm using Dropbox).

my client is windows 10 , and i have ubuntu in VM , but on windows i hava wifi not wired connection , so what do i do

My raspberry is 1gb ram only 😢,do you think it can hendle?

Promo-SM

You forgot the Logseq. One of the best self hosted and Open-Source note taking app.

Before loading the desktop, the system asks for login and password, does anyone know?

You blurred your IP but the video effect scrolls when the blur does not, your IP is revealed. Won't list it but i starts with 3 and ends with 1 haha.

Great 👍 You can throw your Pi 4 to me☝️😎

Thanks bro!

OpenVPN being able to run on port 443 makes it much more versatile. It depends what you need - versatility or performance. There are situations when you will need both, there is no reason to limit yourself only to one option.

Need more text description....not just video....

amazing video man. keep going

If you’re throwing them away, I’ll take every one of them 😂

This is good..thank you so much..but your delivery is dry lol.

appreciate all the help

very helpful. is proxmox easy for beginners??

Are there benefits of this over using unraid? Seems like it does a lot of what unraid is doing for me already. Does it simplify docker configurations or anything? Because I've had some minor hiccups with configuring some of my containers, but even still everything is pretty straightforward using unraid.

This looks great - thanks. So if I understood correctly, if you use their built-in solution, your ip address won't be exposed? No need to use Cloudflare tunnel?

Looks really nice at least for a beginner. But for more advanced work, Proxmox is still my Go-to 😅

Especially the point about virtualisation is very good. One powerful machine is often much more efficient than running several smaller ones. This is because most of the time the machines will run near idle in a homelab, but every machine has a base consumption that it won't go below, even if idle. Having 10 machines means 10x the idle consumption. Consolidating this on one more powerful system is a lot more efficient. Of course it is cool to have dedicated machines for everything, but it isn't practical :)