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I can’t wait to play the OoT remake, but I refuse to buy a switch 2 just for one game. I’ll just wait till switch 2 emulators get good and play it then!

I ran Docmost for a little while during my attempt to find a good place to put my self hosting documents and notes. It’s pretty good for a free version, I never used any SSO features though. My only problem with it was that it used like 600MB of memory just to sit there and serve static markdown files very occasionally.

If you run Proxmox and Proxmox Backup Server, I actually JUST found a better product for my needs, Pulse

My only problem with Beszel is that it doesn’t know about LXCs within Proxmox, so I can’t see if there are CPU/memory issues happening within them. Pulse integrates directly and can see all of it!

If you don’t run LXCs within Proxmox, I’d say stick with Beszel.

My primary monitoring system is Beszel, but since I just migrated from VMs to LXCs it can’t properly see the memory/CPU usage, so it just checks for disk usage and liveliness. Home assistant with Proxmox & Dockhand integrations gives me the rest of my monitoring needs.

All of my alerts go to Apprise, which sends it to Home Assistant. Home assistant allows me to either have silent notifications in the app I can look at later, or send as a push notification to my phone.

Lmao sorry for the confusion, I wasn’t paying attention and thought you were OP, wasn’t trying to correct you!

I’ve never used ActualBudget, but their docs have a slightly different caddy example config:

budget.example.org {
    encode gzip zstd
    reverse_proxy actual_server:5006
}```

This is the right approach, I’ve had several services require extra bits in the caddy config such as:

reverse_proxy 192.168.50.6:8006 { transport http { tls_insecure_skip_verify } }

I would do a search for “your service & caddy”, someone probably has ran into the same issue.