Docker is a powerful platform for containerizing applications, making them portable and consistent across various environments. It simplifies deployment by packaging software and its dependencies into containers, which can run anywhere—from development machines to production servers. Docker enhances efficiency, scalability, and isolation, allowing developers to build, ship, and manage applications with ease. Explore Docker to streamline your workflows and boost application performance.
Plex
When I started my journey with unRAID in early August 2024, I had 32GB of RAM, which seemed plenty for my setup. I was running Plex along with a collection of *arr apps and several other containers, and things were running smoothly. However, after diving deeper into managing resources efficiently,
Pawns.app
If you want to make some passive income from your home server, "Pawns.app" (formerly IPRoyal Pawns) is a great option. Pawns allows you to share unused internet bandwidth in exchange for cash or gift cards. Running it on unRAID can be a smart way to maximize your
Iubenda
Launching a blog has never been easier, especially when using powerful tools like Ghost.org on a self-hosted unRAID system. As I embarked on my blogging journey, I quickly realized that while creating and publishing content is crucial, ensuring my blog's compliance with global privacy laws and regulations
unRAID
Facing resource allocation challenges on unRAID? I’ll share how I managed Docker containers while running more than 40 Docker containers on unRAID. Discover how to set memory and CPU limits, optimize core usage, and prioritize containers to keep your server running smoothly, even under heavy loads.