Plex has a few more features with plex pass.
However I switched to jellyfin a few years ago because I found everything to be too limiting and dependent on them. Including the necessity to pay for codecs / playback on some of their mobile apps.
Jellyfin is a lot less polished, but it works well and you’re in control of everything.
I would recommend trying out jellyfin first. If you encounter some deal breaking issue or aren’t happy with it, check our plex.
86 connections with 83 of those being active docker containers.
Edit: If you need anything for diagnostics I’ll happily provide it.
Restarting does help but sometimes I still get 3GB spikes, but it drops back down after a while instead of increasing.
I think my environments might be a bit too large for the app to handle. I have ~90 docker containers running on one of my servers and it seems to be really struggling with it it. Generally I’ve been having some performance issues (clicking on anything has a 1-3 second delay) which appear to be amplified by the number of active containers and clients.
Memory usage increases to infinity, this is a snapshot after launching the program and having it open a shell.
https://i.imgur.com/L0y2JFN.png
It’s a really cool idea though and I like the UI and the ability to browse file systems via gui without having to map a network drive.
That sums it up really well.
I generally tend to try to use containers for everything and only branch out to VMs if it doesn’t work or I need more separation.
This is my general recommendation as containers are easier to set up and in my opinion individual software packages are easier to maintain with things like compose. I have limited time for my self hosted instance and that took away a lot of work, especially when updating.
That sums it up really well.
I generally tend to try to use containers for everything and only branch out to VMs if it doesn’t work or I need more separation.
This is my general recommendation as containers are easier to set up and in my opinion individual software packages are easier to maintain with things like compose. I have limited time for my self hosted instance and that took away a lot of work, especially when updating.
Yes the i225 is one of the most issue ridden NICs of the decade.
I hear nothing but problems, from instability to slow speeds to issues with WoL.
If you go on the driver page newer versions should show up though
https://rog.asus.com/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-b550-f-gaming-model/helpdesk_download/
It lists version 2.x.
Maybe the firmware version you’re looking for is in there.
Good luck! I hope you can get your i225 to work properly!
Note that the wifi and non wifi version of the board should be interchangeable as the only difference is that there’s a wifi card pre-installed.
Ja wir sind aktuell in einer Ära wo es ziemlich unrentabel ist sich einen (Gaming) PC neu zu kaufen.
Würde ich nicht den PC sowieso brauchen, wäre eine Konsole deutlich attraktiver, günstiger und schmerzloser (HW-Umbruch mit DirectStorage und texture streaming Schwierigkeiten)
Ich denke durchaus dass es sich wieder ändern könnte, aber das wahrscheinlich erst spät im Lifecycle der aktuellen Konsolen Generation.
In meinem Freundeskreis sind zwar alle PC-Gamer, u. Ä aufgrund der Spiele die gespielt werden, allerdings trifft meine Aussage wahrscheinlich auf viele Leute zu die in das Hobby Gaming (wieder)einsteigen.