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My Current Docker Compose Stack

What I currently have deployed with docker on my home "server" (in quotation marks because it's just a repurposed old PC)

The Machine itself

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Nothing fancy, just an old pc doing the stuff I need it to do, might upgrade soon if I really need to (which is likely soon)

Summary

Here's a list of what's running and why (underlined = not running inside docker but could've)

Pihole - Layer 3 (or Layer 7 if you prefer) Ad Blocker, surprisingly works on Netflix and helps a ton with annoying ads
Portainer - Makes Docker easier to manage in my opinion that in the CLI, especially on mobile where SSH isn't super convenient
Speedtest Tracker - Useful tool to see if my internet speed isn't too slow compared to what I normally get, not used often but cool tool
Nginx Proxy Manager - Way simpler than struggling with nginx config files, even tho NGINXConfig exists
Watchtower - Auto-updates for containers, do I really need to explain how life changing this is?

I'm also including these here as they're not inside the docker compose file:

Mute All Discord Bot (custom made) - Like the name implies, a Discord bot to server mute/demute everyone inside a voice channel in one go instead of manually doing it. (saves a lot of time, it's also based on the node container image)
xmrig Proxy - To be honest I don't have hundreds of workers mining monero, I just prefer having it to make one big worker on my pool instead of multiple with varying power.
Immich - Extremely cool for backing up my phone's gallery from anywhere & has a cool UI (not included as it needed a separate docker compose file, it's also running here)

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