• get yourself a dashboard. I recommend homepage
• get yourself a video conferencing platform. I recommend mirotalk
• get yourself a type writing web app to improve your typing speed and challenge other people. I recommend monkeytype
• get yourself a family tree and manage all your family members. I recommend gramps web
• get yourself a drawing platform. I recommend excalidraw
• get yourself a recipe platform. I recommend mealie
• get yourself a photo backup solution alike to Google photos. I recommend immich
• get yourself a git repo manager. I recommend gitea
• get yourself a VPN. I recommend wg-easy
• get yourself a platform for IoT management. I recommend home assistant
• get yourself a pw manager. I recommend vaultwarden

You can find many more examples in my public repo with many compose examples:

https://github.com/Haxxnet/Compose-Examples

Tor exit node. Too much legal stuff.

Various options:

• Raspberry Pi. However, although it can handle a lot of selfhosted stuff, some things won’t be fast. Especially wazuh or nextcloud may be problematic. Also you are limited by ARM architecture and the price is not that beneficial anymore
• Some small form factor (SFF) servers from eBay. Something like Lenovo ThinkCell Tiny or Dell Optiplex Micro. As you will have a second NAS for storage, it will be fine that you can only put 1 HDD/SSD into those models
• A NUC from Minisforum. More pricey but new and plenty of power. Runs with 10W idle. I rock the HM90 EliteMini with 2 SSDs and one onboard NVME for proxmox as hypervisor OS.

Ensure to choose wisely. Especially regarding power consumption and hardware encoding capabilities (Looping at you jellyfin).

Otherwise, some summarized infos here:

https://blog.lrvt.de/homelab-server-recommendation/

BTW: I do not recommend running a Tor exit node.

• completely recreate your compose stack
• clear cache on all clients
• ensure that you properly followed the breaking changes of immich. There is no immich-web and immich-proxy anymore. The immich-server is solely handling the web app requests and api stuff.

Otherwise, with no logs or real details there is nothing I can help with. Maybe start by telling us your compose file and used reverse proxy + error logs.

I have a compose example of the older mealie. May have a try:

https://github.com/Haxxnet/Compose-Examples/blob/main/examples/mealie/docker-compose.yml