7 reasons you should consider using Docker for your personal projects

Medisterpølse er en sand dansk klassiker, der kan løfte enhver middag, og med en airfryer bliver tilberedningen både nemmere og hurtigere. Denne metode giver dig en medister, der er saftig indeni og sprød udenpå, uden brug af ekstra fedt eller bøvl. Uanset om du serverer den som en del af et klassisk dansk måltid eller ... Læs Mere

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Plex is usually the most recommended media streaming and cataloging app for NAS and general servers. It's a powerful tool that has expanded over recent years into the streaming game with advertisements and all sorts of shenanigans. Jellyfin and other open-source alternatives have been on the radar for some time, but I've never felt like making the switch. It's the trouble with growing comfortable with software you've enjoyed for nearly a decade. But the time has come to move and Jellyfin will now be streaming all our purchased media from the family Synology NAS.

Using Linux as the base of your home lab is a great way to open the door to countless software solutions and a lightweight operating system with impressive capabilities. Linux powers most servers in the world, so it's well-positioned to handle all your home lab needs. A great part about Linux is the excellent Docker container support and here are some of my favorite packages used in my own home lab that can help you get off to a good start.