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Since its a NAS Software, I would like to see some Data management apps like Jellyfin- for tv, movies and music media Audiobookshelf - for audio media Kavita - for book media Tandoor - for recipies Paperless NGX - for Document sorting Trillium - for Notes BookStack - for wikilike knowledge base HomeBox - for real life storage management 😉 Some reverse proxy with with SSO Other Apps I would like to see but would also be fine with hosting it via dockge ScratchMap - because its fun and I can link to immich folders Vikunja - for kanban style planning exercisediary - for tracking my weights metube to download youtube wallos to plan subscription fees

So I really like HexOs, but I think a reverse proxy is essential for hosting apps like immich. I came across cosmos cloud some time ago and its feature catalouge the opposite of HexOs v1 so far. In that it does not have solid storage system or VM management. But does have really great proxy support with included certificate generation, fail-2-ban, geo-blocking. In addition one can handle secuirty for each app as only through vpn, only with cosmos account (or only cosmos admin account), or no protection (although it also has a built in OICD manager). For the short term I will probably host cosmos cloud on hex os to get these features. But I really think that this is at least worth looking into for the HexOs team as design and usablity of the cosmos cloud proxy ui is very mature.

I am actually curious how do you get to 90TB, are those 4K movies or are you providing storage for others?

Thank you for answering looking forward to getting some big hdd into my HexServer in the future. Although I wont let myself dream of 90TB 😉

90TB !!! wow Can you select in HexOS where the apps store their information. Like Immich on SSD and Plex on HDD?

I second that, documentation is really important

I am coming from cosmos server. There is a functionally which I think would really fit HexOs quiet well, which is that you can manage oauth, e.g., immich from the server.

Hey, so I think the topic name is pretty bad but can not change it .... I noticed that my fans are often speeding up for short bursts. Is this because the temperature is around or threshold or is it likely due too overload?

The underlying truenas scale does support docker compose, so you can always use that. The one-click apps are docker containers after all. They currently do not suppport it in HexOs though. In the future they propose offering dockage or/and portainer for more beginner friendly docker deployment, but for now their

Hello Guys, I have a bit of a luxury problem I got myself a node 304 case on ebay and the previous owner replaced the stock fans with noctua (I know great taste 😄). But they are all 4pin. My topton mobo only has two fan headers one 4pin for the cpu fan and one 3pin for case fans. I tried putting the fans with a splitter on the 3pin case fan header. This results in max speed fans (I can not change that in the bios as far as I can tell), which is too loud for my tiny apartment. So I unpluged the cpu 4pin header and now put all my fans on them. It looks like the cpu fan always spin meanwhile the noctuas only hit the fan 😉 ones the speeds goes higher. Is this a bad Idea or is this fine for a low power server built?