I know this is selfhosted so most people here are hobbyists, but it’s a ton of work to selfhost in enterprise setting. I’d wager 90%+ of people using image registries are using Docker Hub, GHCR, or AWS ECR.

ZFS doesn’t really hog memory, rather it consumes almost all available memory as cache. But it frees it as soon as it’s needed.

It seems like the libraries are server specific. So it’ll probably just be saved to whichever server owns the library you’re using.

Jellyseerr is about to add Postgres support which is sweet if you run in any kind of cluster configuration like kubernetes.

I use Sonarr to handle naming so I’d imagine this wouldn’t play nicely with it right?

I struggled for a long time to find a way to have One Piece to show in Jellyfin with the absolute episode numbers, and even though I found a way it wasn’t worth the tradeoff for me. I now just deal with TVDB organizing (S22E37 which is actually E1122 for instance) and just be at peace with it.

Wow so if I understand right, the app now supports intro skipping and (roughly) trick play?? This is huge 😍

The problem with the send to Kindle option is email attachment size limit. For books it’s fine but manga and comics are usually too big.

My Kindle is old enough that I was able to jailbreak it and install KOReader so I can just download from my Calibre server directly via OPDS. Otherwise if it’s too big for email you’ll have to do it over USB I think.

I’m sad the locking issue just barely missed the cut:

https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/pull/11901#issuecomment-2241474073

Glad that’s getting sorted though it’s been a huge pain point for me.

Great tips. I hunted 2.5" HDDs when I was doing my build but they seem to be on their way out, being meant for laptops which are now largely just using SSDs :(

TIL! Sorry about that, I never actually tried adding ebooks to it so I had no idea

Sounds like you want Calibre + Calibre-Web! Web has a nice frontend that lets you send to Kindle, or download or just read right there. There are definitely apps that let you link to that library and read the books that way. If you have a different ebook that supports KOReader, even better. You can add your calibre Web

Someone below mentioned Audiobookshelf which is great but it for audiobooks.

Bitwarden now has their own secrets manager!

https://bitwarden.com/products/secrets-manager/

Ignore the enterpriseyness of that link. Once you log in normally just make an org and you should see the option to use secrets manager. It’s free for up to two orgs.

I’m lazy and use a Discord webhook to a special channel.

I haven’t tried this, but a combo of

YTDLP subscribed to a playlist of your choice, downloading to a directory which you can mount to Jellyfin and make a library should work.

OMG! This was driving me nuts yesterday and I thought it was because I had just rerun docker compose and couldn’t figure it out. I ran a full recursive permission change on the jellyfin directory and reran the Ansible playbook and thought I fixed it. Turns out it just updated 10.9.6 when I reran the playbook, lmao