Welp time to add this to the backlog of things I wanna do

Technitium is much easier to set up than pihole/adguard IMO, as it supports recursive resolving or DoH/DoT out of the box.

It also supports mirroring root servers, clustering etc. I switched last week and I’m very happy with it

If you’re looking for this you can use something like uptime kuma, which pings each service and looks for a specific response or it will ping you

I doubled down recently and now have Grafana dashboards + alerts for all of my proxmox hosts, their containers etc.

Alerts are mainly mean CPU, memory or disk utilization > 80% over 5 minutes

I also get all of my notifications via a self hosted ntfy instance :~)

I’d recommend technitium over both pihole and adguard these days. Its an actual DNS server vs just a sinkholr, had recursive resolving out of the box, Root server mirroring at the click of a button, cluster mode etc

Ah I missed that part, scanned the beginning/end, apologies. The api for this is all there (unsure about search) but I haven’t come across an extension that does this. Doesn’t seem extremely hard in theory, though

Yeah there is a search api as well:

https://docs.linkwarden.app/api/search-links

I’ve been using linkwarden for over a year now and am very happy with it

I mainly use it to deduplicate, and for version history. Rsync - >Borg - > rclone to backblaze b2 bucket

Hoping you hit it with Borg backup before uploading anywhere!

The above post isn’t the first I’ve heard bad about FUTO. GrapheneOS has also spoken out against them

Check out Proxmox helper scripts

If fault tolerance is what you’re looking for I’d suggest a minipc over a pi, specced higher for the same cost and muuuch more reliable long term in my experience

K8s prob overkill if it’s just you and your family