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Greetings, so I final got wife permission to buy a pi zero 2 and a beeline 12s pro (n100) arriving tomorrow. I already have a nas drive for my media.

Question is what is the average setup and guides for this?

Of course I will be scouring this and other communities for info but the immediate items I want to fix are my plex/jellyfin server, setup RetroArch or equivalent gaming, then of course arr servers. But I would like to also get into reverse proxy and searxng, next cloud and pihole.

Any tips on how to make this beautiful?

OS recommendations? I currently run manjaro on my daily, but would think a kubuntu or kde fedora/debian spin might be better for these items.

Guides you can point me to? Suggestions for more or better options? There are plenty of answers in this community and I will look at what’s posted but any assistance is appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

I’m excited to start plying with the simple things

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[–] Dran_Arcana@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

I use ansible on one of my side projects; I use puppet at work. It's the same reason I use raw docker and not rancher+rke2... it's not about learning the abstractions; it's about learning the fundamentals. If I wanted a simple abstraction I'd have deployed truenas and Linuxsserver containers instead of Taco Bell programming everything myself.