The BEST Way to Use a Raspberry Pi 4!
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This is without a doubt, one of the best ways to utilize a Raspberry Pi 4. A Home Server! If you're interested in setting one up, this video goes through the process step by step!
DietPi - dietpi.com/
Pi-Hosted - pi-hosted.com/
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Flame Docker Compose Text -
version: "3"
services:
flame:
image: pawelmalak/flame:multiarch
container_name: flame
volumes:
- $DOCKERDIR/flame:/app/data
- /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock # optional but required for Docker integration
ports:
- 5005:5005
environment:
- PASSWORD=SUPER_SECRET_PASSWORD
restart: unless-stopped
00:00 - Intro
01:15 - What we're doing today!
03:44 - STEP 1 - Downloading DietPi
05:34 - STEP 2 - Flashing the OS
08:16 - STEP 3 - Setting up DietPi
13:00 - STEP 4 - SSH
15:12 - STEP 5 - Installing Docker & Portainer
18:00 - STEP 6 - Setting up Portainer
22:17 - STEP 7 - Installing a Dashboard (Flame)
25:11 - STEP 8 - Customizing Flame
27:39 - STEP 9 - Installing Jellyfin
33:11 - STEP 10 - Installing SAMBA (NAS)
36:41 - Final Thoughts
Links -
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📱Twitter - / lukefrenner
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FYI as well: I've used the pi 4 successfully as a sort of media center. It's able to render 1080p content at 60fps, which is fine for playing stuff with VLC media player, but it can't really handle 4k due to the lack of hardware acceleration.
But I'm able to watch 4k movies on emby on the TV tho
Love your vids mate! Thanks for this!
Thanks! Hopefully it’s helpful :)
thank you for making such a great job......nova-spirit guy made such an effort thanks for both of you
Great content, perfect video edition. Congratulations!
Excellent video 👏
Could you please make a video on how we can access this home server through the internet from outside of the local network with having access all the containers?
Where was this about 4 sleepless nights ago lolol. Thanks for the amazing video!!!!!
Halfway through the video and have to pause for work, but I’m loving it! Do you know if you can install pocket base via the app template you describe here?
thanks
Lol. “With all that said, let’s dive straight into the video. But first…”(advertisement) “ I know you must be on the edge of your seat right now, so let me get straight to the point…“
Absolutely love your videos! Have you messed around with the Orange Pi at all and would you consider doing some videos on that?
I like the small OS footprint that DietPi provides, combined with the power of Docker. Very efficient use of the Pi4. Thanks Luke! Love your raspberry pi videos.
a serial console is basically a text-only hardware interface thats good for viewing system logs unnless youre a developer and then its good for all sorts of hardware info
Do you know how to connect or attach the raspberry pi GPIO pins to the DWM1000 uwb IC?
Absolutely an excellent video! Well done.
Great
FYI, Serial/UART would be used for example with an Arduino. To flash and program it's chip. "BIOS" "firmware"
These devices, like Arduino, have no user interface, so you have to control them from another device.
The communicates goes over a serial bus. More precisely UART.
UART is agnostic, making it universal. (like USB, but a lot more 'basic') and is used on pretty much any controller board.
Contrary to SSH, UART does not need or use a network connection.
Hi Luke , can you recommend for me the best RAM size for using raspberry as home server ? . I saw in your video that 8gb RAM model is more preferred, how about 4gb RAM ?. Is it enough to run the home server 24/24 smoothly ?
Hi Loc, yeah sure! I do think that 4GB Ram is enough for running multiple docker containers at once. However, if you want to run quite a bit off them, I would assume that 8GB could come in handy. I don’t underestimate the 4GB either though :)
will do the job of serving media files across the network. However, it is under-power if your client (like browser) side cannot accept the media file as direct play and requires media decoding/converting. The pi isn't strong enough to do that. 4K is definitely out of reach in this case. For better home media experience, you will need a stronger machine (support up to 4k at least) with some graphic hardware decoding capability.
The RPi4B does have some hardware encoding compatibility with Video4Linux Memory-to-Memory
BTW people who installed Jellyfin, make the Movies and TV paths also writeable, so you can upload from jellyfin too
Wish i could find a coupleof these.
Pi’s? Yeah it’s a real bummer how hard they are to come by..
If you go on Twitter, there’s an account that posts links to when there’s restocks ;) you gotta do the research from here
@@stewpidmoney6634 yeah I should set my stock alert app to these didn’t even think about that thanks
The best way to use one is as a stand-in for an NFT. Because due to the Pi shortages, we can't get our hands on a real one of either.
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Does Diet Pi is optimised for the Raspberry Pi just as the Raspberry Pi Lite
And How much Storage RAM and CPU does it uses as compared to Rpi Lite
Diet pi is much lighter than rpi os lite since it has zero bloat.
And yes ram usage would be lesser than that of rpi os lite altho idk why you'd want it cuz rpi os lite by itself takes only 75-150 mb on idle
Yeah, I think it’s as optimized or perhaps even more. I haven’t ever really compared them.
I don’t know exactly how much it uses, but it’s pretty lightweight.
@@TheTechieScientist This is just to clear that is the Rpi Lite is ok for the home server on Rpi Zero W or I should go with Diet Pi because of its low weightage on System in terms of RAM and CPU usage
@@siddharthchordiya well it depends on what pi you have , if you have 2gb or more (pi 4) rpi os lite would be fine however if you have 1gb or less in case of pi 3 , 2 or zero
@@TheTechieScientist Yes I have a Raspberry Pi Zero W
Yeesh. Isn't there something a bit more straightforward? I just need a folder.
I've been running a home web / samba solid state server on an HP thin client for like 15 years now. 8 watts, 108 K of usuable RAM (20K is used for video memory), Tinycore Linux, 400mghz and 10/100 ethernet, 64gb USB stick for storage.
A friend gave the ThinClient to me as totally unusable junk and I saw the potential to be an entirely silent solid state computer that was left on all the time.
Unfortunatly, the power brick for it died, and I replaced it with a standard surplus old PC power supply so it's no longer quiet because of the power supply fan. But I could buy a replacement brick off ebay.. it works, so I don't bother. Still serving my websites today. On a 108K machine. That's only like twice the memory of what a C=65 has...
For those who don't have ssh on windows (WIll be very stupid enough if you removed it some way)
Command: `Winget install openssh`
This would be cool , if a person could actually buy one . Lol
Nice, but you can't buy one anymore due to shortage of electronics.
Yeah.. I hope it get's better soon!
@@Lukes-Tech So I went for Z80-MBC3. Not suited as a server, but it keeps me busy (and a trip down memory lane: My Apple ][ had a Z80-card)
@@adrimathlener8008 Interesting! I've never heard of that before. Enjoy it :P
Man, I can't say how badly the Raspberry Pi went wrong. It morphed into a more and more powerful platform until it tried to become a desktop replaement. No. That's not what something like this should be. You don't kneed this kind of insane computing power except to maybe control an android robot, and then, it's too under powered for that, and there is no AI software that would run on this platform.
Now, what the RaspberryPi was meant to be was a somewhat more powerful BASIC stamp. Like a C=64 or Vic-20 without the insane graphics capability. Kind of like a PET. Something you could easily program for your little projects that was dirtc heap. Like dirt cheap, $5-$10 per usnit. Not $150.
You realize, of course, that prices are *hideously* distorted by forces outside the manufacturer's control. But their dealers in various places sell at the MSRP, when they can get stock. So a Zero W at $10 should be just the ticket, if you're willing to wait a bit. I only had to wait a week for a Pi 400 and a Canakit with an 8Gb 4B (and a week to take for shipping). There's more to choose from than the top of the list.
I like the topic but no offense about this but you should cut down on the fluff. It was very hard to stay interested and focused on what you are saying
Every RUclips video is a random persons own journey. Everyone is different on this planet everyone reacts to things differently. Please respect that.
No harm in it, we should adapt to it if not we can make our way our quietly 👍.
Yours is a shit way to utilise the pi tbh .. I have it so that is is running Kodi on my main TV and providing NAS and providing Routing using raspbian..
Make a video tutorial with instructions on how to do so.