Self-Hosted
Discover new software and hardware to get the best out of your network, control smart devices, and secure your data on cloud services. Self-Hosted is a chat show between Chris and Alex two long-time "self-hosters" who share their lessons and take you along for the journey as they learn new ones. A Jupiter Broadcasting podcast showcasing free and open source technologies you can host yourself.
138: ODROID and Chill
137: Mechanically Compatible
136: Google is Done
135: Rebuilding For the Last Time
134: YouTube Unplugged
133: No Google October
132: Uploading at the Speed of Light
131: The Value of Community
130: Make it or Break it
129: Forged Alliance
128: To Update, or Not to Update?
127: Can't Fix What You Don't Track
126: Smart But Not Cloudy
125: Tiny Mini Micro Systems FTW
124: The End of Ownership
123: How much CPU do You REALLY Need
122: Back to the Future
121: Forbidden Fruit
120: Can a VPS Replace a Homelab?
119: Why So Many Llamas?
118: How Hard Could it Be?
117: Unraid as a Service
116: Making it all Connect
115: A NAS in Every Home
114: Unintended Consequences
113: State of the Homelabs 2023
112: Red Light, Green Light
111: pfSense Makes no Sense
110: Google Photos Replacement
109: Alex’s Backups Disaster
108: Year of Voice: A Bigger Deal Than You Think
107: Laptop Dumpster Diving
106: The Plex Situation Just got Worse
105: Sleeper Storage Technology
104: Name-Not-So-Cheap
103: Archiving the Internet
102: NixOS is a bit Flakey
101: Joining the Federation
100: Our Essential Apps
99: Lemmy at em!
98: The One with 45Drives
97: Tempted by the Fruit of Another
96: Outdoor Home Assistant
95: Docker U-Turn
94: Full Power
93: The Podman Perspective
92: Rip it all Out
91: Total Network Rebuild
90: Proxmox ClusterF
89: Jellyfans
88: Great Scott!
87: Jellyfin January
86: Disqus-ting Tracking
85: Wendell's Hot Pi
84: Hidden NAS
83: Unintended Upgrades
82: Roon Ready Ruh-Roh
81: The Badger Stack
80: Solving Whole Home Audio
79: Google is a Hostile Actor
78: We Should Know Better
77: Automations Gone Wrong
76: Solid as a Rock
75: In-Flight Changes
74: A Pi For Every Problem
73: 100 Days of HomeLab
72: First Account is Free
71: Recipe for Success
70: Plausible Deniability
69: Get Off My Lawn, The Robot's Got It
68: Unwyze Choices
67: The No Container Theory
66: Mmm. Pi.
65: Failing at Scale
64: Analysis Paralysis
63: Pulling the Rug Out
62: Succumbing to the Ecosystem
61: That First Layer Squish
60: Someone Else's Computer
59: I Tried to Love Portainer
58: Pi Server Upgrade
57: Alex Deletes it All
56: Feeling Wyze
55: Home Assistant Turns Amber
54: Ultimate Off-Site Setup
53: Adventurous Build
52: Navigating DeGoogling
51: Apple's Rotten Scanning
50: Perfect Plex Setup
49: Update Roulette
48: A Solution Looking for a Problem
47: Whose License Is It Anyway?
46: Pastebin Alternative
45: The Future of Home Assistant
44: Plex Skeptics
43: A New Solution for Backups
42: Don't Panic
41: The One with Jeff Geerling
40: Password Shaming
39: We run Arch BTW
38: Crouching Pi, Hidden Server
37: Security Growing Pains
36: Google Docs Replacement
35: The Perfect Media Server
34: Take Powerline Seriously
33: Helios64 Review
32: Google Turning the Screw
31: Industrial Grade Mobile Internet
30: Automation Entropy Factor
29: Perils of Self-Hosting
28: Directing Traefik
27: Picture Perfect
26: The Trouble with Docker
25: The Future of Unraid
24: OPNsense Makes Sense
23: Shields Up
22: Slow Cooked Servers
21: The Perfect Server Build
20: One is None
19: The Open Source Catch-22
18: Ring Doorbell Alternative
17: Where Do I Start?
16: Compromised Networking
15: Keeping Track of Stuff
14: Embracing Automation
13: IRC is Not Dead
12: Which Wiki Wins
11: Host Your Blog the Right Way
10: Compromised Cameras
9: Conquering Planned Obsolescence
8: WLED Changes the Game
7: Why We Love Home Assistant
6: Low Cost Home Camera System
5: ZFS Isn’t the Only Option
4: The Joy of Plex with Elan Feingold
3: Home Network Under $200
2: Why Self-Host? With Wendell from Level1techs
1: The First One