Yeah. Thats a classic.

There are smaller repos I found more helpfull, like https://github.com/tborychowski/self-hosted-cookbook which provides minimal compose recipes for spinning up your containers and test the services.

Also https://noted.lol is one of my favorites

There you go. Formated the comment, for your eyes only.

Ah the name tag Yeah I like exotic fonts

https://github.com/Radiokot/photoprism-android-client

Is under partner apps

https://www.photoprism.app/partners

You can only upload from the pwa

Partner app photosync syncs with “import” folder which is a webdav endpoint photoprism exposes

I use foldersync for sync

Both great projects I would also put librephotos to the equation with its feature rich unofficial android client Uhuru photos

All have great android apps and great Dev base

Have tried all three and also tried every other selfhosted image gallery

Photoprim is overall the most mature and complete in features

Yes it requires a third party app to sync your assets but the auto index feature if you sync to their webdav endpoint is killer. This means the proccess from the moment of taking a picture till it shows up in your photoprism gallery is “instant”

Also the unofficial android client is super great and almost android TV compatible

So

To be honest there is not a fair answer You really have to hey them all

:-)

CPU wise: Monitor load average as you load services. If it stays below the number of cores you are fine. That being said nuc 10 has a 6 core cpu Its more than OK for a barebones. For reference I’m running smooth on a raspberry400 4 GB RAM.

Vaultwarden

nginx webdav

Photoprism

Librephotos

Owntracks

Traccar

Monocker

Brave go-aync

Mozilla sync

Wallabag

radicale

Baikal

Ncfpm

Wireguard

Jellyfin

Rsstt

Joplin webview

Just fine

So you’ll be fine

There is an app activelly maintained unofficial android client and its great https://github.com/Radiokot/photoprism-android-client

If you strip down monitoring, all you need is a notification if something goes down

I use monocker it monitors status changes on containers and sends a notification when one happens

Thats all

Thanks for pointing this out

Truth is only the domain you use to access mosquitto is needed in S.A.N.

localhost is a leftover from the countless trial and errors

Edited the post

also added source guides

Keep up

It all comes down to which webserver you want to use actually

Base official image and linuxserver.Io comes with Apache

With fpm you can choose

With nginx

https://github.com/nextcloud/docker#base-version---fpm

With caddy

https://caddy.community/t/example-docker-nextcloud-fpm-caddy-v2-webserver/9407

I oersonaly run fpm with caddy

Remember to create your admin account on first run and then add your trusted domain

Admin

• navigate to localhost:8080
• create admin acount
• write down your credestials

allowed domains

• docker ps
• copy container id of nextcloud:fpm
• docker exec --user www-data container_id php occ config:system:set trusted_domains 2 --value=your_domain_name_here
• docker stop container_id
• docker start container_id

Mosquitto offers mutual tls client certificates authentication

I like this hardened approach

Fan fact : I was able to setup mtls with android-mosquitto

It is the ot-recorder that cant “talk” tls with mosquitto