Self‑hosting Overpass API (US‑only) on Docker: a Journey with Bumps
Public Overpass API instances are great… until they’re not. Rate limits, timeouts, and the constant fear of being that person who DDoS’иs the public endpoint with one bad…
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Public Overpass API instances are great… until they’re not. Rate limits, timeouts, and the constant fear of being that person who DDoS’иs the public endpoint with one bad…
Self‑hosting Nextcloud on an OpenMediaVault (OMV) server is a great way to take control of your files, calendars, contacts, and photos. In this guide, we’ll go through a…
Self‑hosting a home server is awesome… until you realize your important documents and photos still live only in the cloud. In this guide we’ll walk through how to…
Running containers with Docker is powerful, but managing everything from the command line can quickly become overwhelming — especially on a home server or small VPS. This is…
Self‑hosting WordPress sounds simple: “just run a container and you’re done”. In reality, if you’re doing it on OpenMediaVault (OMV) with Docker, paths, volumes, and passwords can easily…
I recently wanted a way to get notified in Telegram every time a torrent finished downloading on my server. Since I’m running qBittorrent in Docker on OpenMediaVault, the…
If you’re running a NAS, a server, or even a simple Linux box, you might want your hard drives to stay active all the time. By default, many…
When you’re running OpenMediaVault (OMV) on your NAS or home server, it’s normal to want to check how fast your drives actually are—especially when you’ve just plugged in…
In this post, I’ll show how to properly configure qBittorrent and Jellyfin in Docker so that: 1. Folder Structure Assume the following paths: In Docker: 2. Docker: volumes…