Welcome to my home server GitHub repository. This repository serves as a centralized hub for managing a powerful and comprehensive Docker-based home server hosted on a Synology DS920+ with 20 GB RAM, optimized for versatility and robustness. Here, you will find Docker Compose files and configurations for a wide range of applications catering to different needs from media serving to data management and security.

• Host : Synology DS920+
• RAM : 20 GB
• Storage : 1x18TB
• OS : DSM 7.X
• Docker Compose Version : 3.5 or higher

This setup does not require external network configurations outside of what is defined in the Docker Compose files. Custom network subnets can be modified as needed. Networks used include:

• t2_proxy: Main proxy network
• socket_proxy: For Docker socket communications
• nextcloud: Dedicated network for Nextcloud
• Additional application-specific networks as defined in the Docker Compose file.

• Traefik : Reverse proxy and load balancer with automatic SSL certificate management.
• Authelia : Full-featured authentication server providing 2FA and SSO.
• Portainer : Docker container management.
• Socket-Proxy : Secure proxy for Docker API.

• Dozzle : Real-time log monitoring.
• Glances : System monitoring.
• QDirStat : Visual directory statistics.

• Vaultwarden : Secure password storage.
• Nextcloud : Personal cloud storage and office solution.
• PhotoPrism : Photo management and sharing.
• MariaDB and phpMyAdmin : Database management solutions.
• Redis : Advanced key-value store.
• Redis Commander : Redis database management.
• FileBrowser : Web-based file manager.
• Qdrant : Vector search engine.

• Plex : Media streaming platform including plextraktsync for syncing watched status and Tautulli for monitoring and statistics.
• Overseerr : Media request and management tool for Plex and Emby servers.

• Transmission with VPN : Secure torrent downloading.
• NZBGet and SABnzbd : Usenet downloading.
• Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Readarr, Bazarr, Prowlarr : Media management for TV shows, movies, music, books, and subtitles.
• Flaresolverr : Solves CAPTCHAs and manages Cloudflare challenges.

• Handbrake : Video transcoding.
• MKVToolNix and MakeMKV : Video editing and remuxing.
• Tdarr : Automated media transcoding.

• Guacamole : Clientless remote desktop gateway.
• WireGuard : Simple and fast VPN that utilizes modern cryptography.
• Code-Server : VS Code running in the browser.

• Watchtower : Automatic updating of Docker containers.
• Docker-GC : Garbage collection of unused Docker images and containers.
• Ofelia : A job scheduler that is a replacement for cron.
• Cloudflare Companion : Automatic CNAME creation for services.

• Anything LLM : Custom AI services tailored for personal use.

• Homarr : Customizable homepage for all your services.

I use bash_aliases to simplify starting and stopping containers/stack.

Here are some example alias commands:

• dcup - Start Docker Traefik 2 stack
• dcdown - Stop Docker Traefik 2 stack
• dcrec - Start or recreate a specific service or the full stack
• dcstop - Stop a specific service or the full stack
• dcrestart - Restart a specific service or the full stack
• dclogs - See real-time logs for the corresponding stack or service
• dcpull - Pull new images for the corresponding stack or service