How I use all of the Self Hosted and Open Source software I've shown over the last year

Based on the responses from my poll, I'm going through how I use all of the amazing, free, self hosted and open source sfotware that I've shown you over the last year. Timestamps are below, and should make little sections ont eh youtube timeline player as well if you simply want to jump around on the video.

I'll have links to all of the related videos below, and will add cards to the upper right of the video in each segment if you want to jump over to that video to learn more and install it yourself.

Thanks you, so very much, to all of the subscribers, my patrons at Patrion, and to everyone who watches my videos. I hope you get something out of them, and I look forward to continuing my channel into the future.

=== Timestamps ===
00:00 Beginning
00:11 Introduction
01:30 How to find out more about me
03:05 Digital Ocean for Production and Testing
04:55 SSD Nodes for Production sites
07:30 Portainer - GUI for Docker
08:40 NGinX Proxy Manager - Website Proxying
12:00 BitWarden - Password Manager
13:20 Discourse - Forums
14:45 Wordpress
15:15 Remotely - Remote Desktop Support
16:15 Ampache - Music Streamer
17:25 Shinobi - Security Camera Monitoring
18:55 MotionEyeOS - For Security Cam Control
19:20 Metabase - Automated Data Analytics
24:15 Jitsi Meet for Online Video / Audio Meetings
25:05 NetData (i'll do a video on this soon)
26:25 Show Notes Site
26:45 MySQL Workbench
27:50 The Tops - htop, vtop, and gtop
29:40 Jellyfin - Home Entertainment
31:40 KdenLive - Video Editing

=== Links ===
Shinobi - Security Camera Monitoring

MotionEyeOS - Security Camera Control on Single Boards

Ampache - Music Streaming (like iTunes)

The Tops - Tools for Fast, Simple CLI System Monitoring

Remotely - Remote Desktop Support (Like Teamviewer or Anydesk)

Metabase - Automated Data Analytics

Jitsi-Meet - Onlinve Video and Audio Meetings

KdenLive - Open Source Video Editing

Portainer - GUI for Docker

OpenSprinkler - Sprinkler System Control with Raspberry PI

Gitlab - Open Source, Self Hosted Github

Jellyfin - Media Server for Streaming Video and Audio

Discourse - Open Source Forums

Pi-Hole - Send Ads to the either on your network

WireGuard - Fast, Secure, VPN

Joplin - Simple, Offlline / Online, Syncing Notes

NGinX-Proxy-Manager - GUI for NGinX Reverse Proxy

Barrier KVM - Software sharing of Keyboard and Mouse between systems

Mail-In-A-Box - Self Hosted Email server

BitWarden - Self Hostable Password Manager

MySQL Workbench

Flameshot - Linux based, simple, powerful screenshots

=== Contact ===
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=== Attributions ===

[jumpman]

This is great! Should be like a yearly thing. Thank you!

[Szmonk]

Man, all you do is release quality content! Keep this up man!

[johncrisp]

Have you considered doing an update to this video with anything you have changed? Really love the way you share your knowledge and thought processes on why you choose the different solutions.

[kullal]

Love your passion. Sharing knowledge is the greatest gift to mankind. Thank you for doing that 🙏

[mortaccio]

My man rocking the key station 88!!! Me too!

[arghyl]

I love your videos. I have been following your nginx series and set up my own in my home lab, and this one showed me i got more learning to do!! Thank you!
Also, Coolio and Metal? HELL YES!!!

[kristopherleslie]

Been using SSD Nodes for about a year and half and won’t say anything bad. It’s been flawless since day one. Price is good and performance is as well.

[macenkajan]

Tip for Proxy-Manager, since I use it a lot as well: Create a network for WWW-facing Apps and put the containers as well as Proxy-Manager in it. Then you can address the containers by their name and not the IP which might be ephemeral after a restart.

[MindBodyMantra]

Absolutely amazing. Thank you for sharing this with us. We take inspiration from you and dedicate our meditation music and guided meditation channel to you.

[proctoscopefilms]

I swear there are more programs out there meant to monitor self-hosted services than there are actual self-hosted services LOL great video dude !

[borgmechaniker]

Great collection. Thank you for putting this up

[--Tanjumul]

Great sir !! Really enjoyed and learnt a lot and new stuffs Thanks and keep it going !

[BigRedAdventures]

Just subscribe to the channel, this was amazing video. Been looking for more open source programs and this gave me some more ideas. Thanks!

[ShaneAJM]

Would love the PBX video! Great content as always :)

[Raymond]

More than enough info very happy with it

[elliotwilliams]

thank you so much man. this is excellent.

[searchingsome]

Thank you for the great video! I'll start using some of those apps soon)

[RajaAnilKumar]

This is really great. A feast for opensource lover and community. I would like to know more about pbx server.

[philanthropchic]

Great video! Yes on the PBX phone system please!

[nandorras]

While I'm still not ready to get Matrix Federation up and running, I think your Jitsi Meet video deserves an update too. For example, in this video I see that you got it working in Docker. Something that I still haven't succeeded in. Not in combination with NPM at least ...