Just ask ChatGPT honestly.

You can self host things on one machine, all in containers. And just back up the data with a simple script easy enough.

A full stack? No, I’m not a programmer

Just making a whole stack in an hour is pretty fun. You can just have an idea and a couple hours later I can have a database, backend and frontend running in containers locally doing exactly what I wanted.

That’s pretty fun

Basically anything you want to make you can just make now, you don’t need to know anything about it before hand

Disagree

Very easy with podman / quadlets

CachyOS

Trust me it’s super easy and nice.

You’d need a good backup somewhere. But that’s the same for bitwarden cloud. You cannot just assume it will never have issues

How so? I’ve ran them for years with zero issues

By management you mean?

I just have all my podman containers in the same folder. With one root file linking them all together.

Podman also has built in watchtower functionality so it can patch and maintain itself automatically

I don’t ever think about them

Are there security issues reported? Is open source

Is used by literal millions. I’m sure if there was a security issue or would be reported.

Changes for the reason of making changes doesn’t make sense either

Anyway, I use podman now. It had this functionality built in

What more does it need to do

It works prefectly

Did you read the blog post?

Is staying open source

Bun was purely built to make building faster and the apps to be portable

Looks fine to me, I replaced plex like 3-4 months ago

Jellyfin / jellyseer + arr

I do rely on them. I have two. They basically enable me to never vacuum myself the last 6 years

Honestly I couldn’t imagine life without them anymore

Mine shan’t have a camera

Yeah, piracy is the last bastion of privately controlled media files

Doesn’t seem like it’s going away though

Yeah, I get that. But seems it’s pretty well suited for the task.

You can probably create a similar workflow using comfyui though. But it will require time and effort.

Why not use what the client requested