Thank you very much for creating this series. I haven’t done anything with a Debian based OS in over a decade. I also have never set up a server before. The explanations of “why” we’re using a piece software and doing this in small steps is extremely helpful. Thanks!
Thank's it's very interesting. but as soon as you do a lot of cconfig an installation. Could show how to make a backup of everything and / or a docked application. there a lot of time consuming installation note to take.
Don, first off thank you for your videos. They are truly nerd inspiring!! You ask what else we may want to see in this series, and I thought it might be interesting to see some type of SNMP service. Just a thought! Keep on “hacking’ till it hurts”!!
This is a great series, I am so excited. I moved on from the pi and using a more "powerful" server to host all these small services just because, but it is really cool to see what a little pi can do. I followed another TH-camr who originally did rancher. I like rancher and think it is good to learn kubernetes. After a point in this series you can always go back and redo it with kubernetes and maybe show how to do a cluster? Make the hosted system redundant for patches and the like.
Nice video. I use portainer, but mostly for container control, image/volume management, and a single place to look at logs, etc. Any container installs I use docker-compose on the command line. I did this because I ran into a couple of apps that wanted a docker-compose file version 3, and portainer-ce only supported versions 2 or lower. So for consistency, I just deployed my stacks on the command line.
I love this series and I'm learning a lot. Can you show us a few real world applications for these installs? I know some of the installs like PLex and PiHole and their use, but I (and maybe others) are complete novice and I'm not sure why/how you are choosing to use these installs. It would be cool just to see what the real world use of these are. Thanks
I had "Environments" not "Endpoints" It is October 11, 2021 that I am following this series. One question, should we run it all off of a hard drive of some sort ? Great series
I really love your videos my g especially this series!! It's possible to make one on how to setup swag for all of our containers? It would be really cool! Keep up the good work :)
I am not able to get homer to work. It installs okay but can not get the url to connect. I installed 64bit of portainer if that is what is breaking it. I tried both manually and by the template in portainer. In the contain log the error message is assets directory not writable. I was able to install guacamole with out issue.
Hello Buddy! I am a huge fan of your content! I am following this series of videos, everything goes find till installed Homer; although, the container is running is not showing up IP address, so when I attempt to access via my IP + port 8902 it generate a firewall error or connection error. How can I fix this issue? Thanks in advance.
I have my SSD on order to use with my 2GB RPi4. With this series do I need to use something like PiVPN? If so, is it added as one of the services or is is it not needed? I don't plan to implement anything until you finish the series.
I installed Guacamole as per the instructions. However, it wouldn't connect to any hosts I created under "Connections". I will probably have to ask Google.
Exelent series. I have one question relating to the f'0ree verision of portainer, it doesn't show endpoints in the menu, so how would l change my public ip to stop apps opening at 0:0:0
wow i say..cool stuff really! i have an idea, i dont know if it will fit into this series but! A program that automatlicy uploads your phones photos/files to a server every day..a backup
I am loving this series. I went and installed Guacamole as describe and was able to get SSH working and RDP working (though I had to add "Ignore serve certificate"). However, I can't get VNC to work. I just keep getting 'Unable to connect to VNC server' in the log files. I have tried is a two different Raspberry Pi's which I can't connect with VNC viewer. Any suggestions.?
Wondering if I could get some help. I have set up Guacamole and am attempting to connect to a Raspberry Pi using the VNC protocol. In Guacamole I have created the connection, and added a hpst name, port 5900, user name and password. For testing purposes I used the same credentials as on VNC Viewer. The credentials work; I can connect through VNC viewer. But with Guacamole I keep getting a "Remote server is currently unreachable error." I have spent a few hours research and have come up dry. Could anyone help out here? Thank you in advance.
Very good tuto ! Thank you Don. I followed the 2 first videos : so far so good ! I would like you to test and make a video : nginx with reverse proxy and email server (it would be great to have it in a container !)
so i got through launching the container - followed along to a tee. it shows running, but can connect through ip:9100. when checking logs i get postgres: error while loading shared libraries: libsystemd.so.0: ELF load command alignment not page-aligned and /var/run/postgresql:5432 - no response tried googling, but nada - and i'm a newbie trying to learn by following along. Help?
Since it is pi-hosted I thought that you will be hosting some web servers, putting on firewall and maybe do noip to dhcp so you can assign a IP address to it...something like duck DNS to NGINX with Let's encrypt....great job anyway!
Excellent. I am starting today with my spare 500GB HDD. One question, Is it possible to do it with RaspberryPi Full?? Sometime i require VNC or connect my Pi to monitor for some quick browsing or adding torrent and don't want to switch on my PC. What would be the best way for this kind of scenario. Can I add the current Pi in Guacamole??
Hi! Is this tool able to Connect to your servers (Windows or Linux using SSH, vnc...) From outside your Network or just locally? I,ve tried from outside but o didnt make It. Ant help? Thanks
This is so good!! If you get a chance please advise how you can connect to another raspberry pi thru VNC (or RDP???) using guacamole as i have tried it but without success. Even though the respective rpi is accessible thru VNC from my Windows 10 pc. Many thanks!! :)
I have been searching all the possible hosted services on raspberry Pi thank you soo mch for putting soo mch efforts in these videos.. as you say u will be making next video on torrent download can you please elaborate the VPN setup part also. Thank you
Great series thanks! I already did this with raspberry pi 4+ SSD + Argon m. 2 case and it worked great. The only reason I migrate to mini-itx i7 7700 is because Plex need more horse power. BTW, you can also see great series here: th-cam.com/play/PLhMI0SExGwfAU-UMeKxd1Lu5_a60AlA9N.html
I'm not familiar with docker, I have set up my pi server classic by install all on the main system, but I want to look forward. How to install jdownloader, yt-downlaoder or ffmpeg in docker/portainer and get access to the same storage device where I want to save my downloads.
Exactly my question when this popped up in my recommendation. Granted, this is a part 3, but knowing what the hell the video will be about would be nice...
@@NovaspiritTech Look, my first computer was a 16 MHz IBM AT, so let's just say I'm not exactly new to neither computers, or the concept of building my entire software ecosystem from the ground up, but when I look at your list of videos, the titles do not tell me a single thing. You should disseminate knowledge by explaining how the thing you're going to introduce will be useful. You can't just rely on the subset of people who purposefully search for things they already know about, that's not how you spread knowledge.
crap i though you were going to install the official release, feels quite "bad" to run such a software that are not regularly updated, I tried to get my official setup to work like i want to, but as soon as they release a new version all my settings gets thrown away :( so i have to set it up from scratch :(
Stahhhhhhp. Just stop seriously. "Installing on portainer" "installing in portainer" These are WRONG. I'll say it again, Portainer is a docker manager or front end. You "installed" guacamole in docker. Also, look up the pronunciation of guacamole
I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of series Don. Thanks again!
Thank you very much for creating this series. I haven’t done anything with a Debian based OS in over a decade. I also have never set up a server before. The explanations of “why” we’re using a piece software and doing this in small steps is extremely helpful. Thanks!
This is the best series ever :)
I'm very interested in self hosting stuff
Pi hole, torrenting, jellyfin, media management, seedbox ❤️
Thank's it's very interesting. but as soon as you do a lot of cconfig an installation. Could show how to make a backup of everything and / or a docked application. there a lot of time consuming installation note to take.
Thank you for the series. I like the way you show how to translate a docker usage into portainer.
Note that Endpoints is now renamed as Environments in version 2.9.0
Ahh, thank you for posting this note, I have been searching for a solution to the missing endpoints function.
I love this series. Educational! Thanks a lot.
Watchtower is a nice way to keep the docker images up to date
Thank you for your help and the good explanation
This is a really great series, please keep going as it is very interesting....Thanks
Nice clear explanations! Really enjoying this series. Keep up the good work!
That makes sense. Since I'm already loaded with 64bit, I'll follow along using the 64bit options.
Include Nextcloud too!
Btw great series waiting for more
will do, i forgot to mention it. but yes next cloud will be on here too
I don't know if anyone notice the disclaimer at @2:26. The oznu image is no longer supported.
looking forward to grafana, I'm tangling with that and trying to get persistent storage to work in it. Great series so far.
Don, first off thank you for your videos. They are truly nerd inspiring!! You ask what else we may want to see in this series, and I thought it might be interesting to see some type of SNMP service. Just a thought! Keep on “hacking’ till it hurts”!!
Thanks!
This came up just as I was looking into setting up guacamole for myself. Just what I was looking for, thank you.
Subbed! :)
Thanks, please do some videos about docker compose
Please put a link to the pi-hosted playlist in the description to make it easier to review the series and make sure I'm caught up.
This is a great series, I am so excited. I moved on from the pi and using a more "powerful" server to host all these small services just because, but it is really cool to see what a little pi can do. I followed another TH-camr who originally did rancher. I like rancher and think it is good to learn kubernetes. After a point in this series you can always go back and redo it with kubernetes and maybe show how to do a cluster? Make the hosted system redundant for patches and the like.
the 32bit vs 64bit question might be why the original project had 2 servers - as for "docker compose", PodMan is a better container manager
Nice video. I use portainer, but mostly for container control, image/volume management, and a single place to look at logs, etc. Any container installs I use docker-compose on the command line. I did this because I ran into a couple of apps that wanted a docker-compose file version 3, and portainer-ce only supported versions 2 or lower. So for consistency, I just deployed my stacks on the command line.
FYI, if you're in swarm mode, portainer supports compose v3 :), and also yacht supports v3
@@lbegert Ahh, I wasn't aware of it but you are correct. I am in standalone mode. :D Thanks for that info!!
Another folder to bind: /usr/share/fonts (host and container). This way you can change your font in the ssh sessions.
Very nice! I like quacamole but on ARM it's kinda slow...
Keep em coming!!!!
this needs to be re-done using the official Apache images
Amazing job Don, keep going and going so much useful ....thanks
You should probably warn people about the risk of session hijacking when making all these powerful tools available in your web browser.
you're right, i should start talking about the risk a little when deploying services like this.
this series is great
Hi, what do you think about self hosted bitwarden on docker? Will you a video about that? is it safe?
Nice series. What is the heatsink on the Pi?
are you going to show to do up dates to the products already in stalled?
I love this series and I'm learning a lot. Can you show us a few real world applications for these installs? I know some of the installs like PLex and PiHole and their use, but I (and maybe others) are complete novice and I'm not sure why/how you are choosing to use these installs. It would be cool just to see what the real world use of these are. Thanks
Nice video , thanks :)
I had "Environments" not "Endpoints" It is October 11, 2021 that I am following this series. One question, should we run it all off of a hard drive of some sort ? Great series
hi Don, great series, you are great, keep em coming. lol. and if you have the chance, i would love to get Meshcentral in there... thanks a millions.
I really love your videos my g especially this series!!
It's possible to make one on how to setup swag for all of our containers? It would be really cool!
Keep up the good work :)
I am not able to get homer to work. It installs okay but can not get the url to connect. I installed 64bit of portainer if that is what is breaking it. I tried both manually and by the template in portainer. In the contain log the error message is assets directory not writable. I was able to install guacamole with out issue.
It is not working n raspberry 5, but the template is working partly (only the console, not the share screen)
You r great! Thank you!!!
Pihole-unbound-wireguard
There is a package already but couldnt make it work.
That one would be appriciated
Hello Buddy! I am a huge fan of your content! I am following this series of videos, everything goes find till installed Homer; although, the container is running is not showing up IP address, so when I attempt to access via my IP + port 8902 it generate a firewall error or connection error. How can I fix this issue? Thanks in advance.
I’d be interested in a reverse proxy like nginx or traefik, and in what circumstances would you put a service behind the proxy and when you wouldn’t…
I have my SSD on order to use with my 2GB RPi4. With this series do I need to use something like PiVPN? If so, is it added as one of the services or is is it not needed? I don't plan to implement anything until you finish the series.
I installed Guacamole as per the instructions. However, it wouldn't connect to any hosts I created under "Connections". I will probably have to ask Google.
Exelent series. I have one question relating to the f'0ree verision of portainer, it doesn't show endpoints in the menu, so how would l change my public ip to stop apps opening at 0:0:0
wow i say..cool stuff really!
i have an idea, i dont know if it will fit into this series but! A program that automatlicy uploads your phones photos/files to a server every day..a backup
Please see if u can check this again because i have tried but i am not able to make it work with the new raspberry pi bullseye 64 bit OS. Many thanks!
can you show how to connect other dockers from other computers to this portainer
I am loving this series. I went and installed Guacamole as describe and was able to get SSH working and RDP working (though I had to add "Ignore serve certificate"). However, I can't get VNC to work. I just keep getting 'Unable to connect to VNC server' in the log files. I have tried is a two different Raspberry Pi's which I can't connect with VNC viewer. Any suggestions.?
Wondering if I could get some help. I have set up Guacamole and am attempting to connect to a Raspberry Pi using the VNC protocol. In Guacamole I have created the connection, and added a hpst name, port 5900, user name and password. For testing purposes I used the same credentials as on VNC Viewer. The credentials work; I can connect through VNC viewer. But with Guacamole I keep getting a "Remote server is currently unreachable error." I have spent a few hours research and have come up dry. Could anyone help out here? Thank you in advance.
Very good tuto ! Thank you Don. I followed the 2 first videos : so far so good !
I would like you to test and make a video : nginx with reverse proxy and email server (it would be great to have it in a container !)
Well I thought jdownloader requires a desktop, would be interesting to see it running in cli.
so i got through launching the container - followed along to a tee. it shows running, but can connect through ip:9100. when checking logs i get
postgres: error while loading shared libraries: libsystemd.so.0: ELF load command alignment not page-aligned
and
/var/run/postgresql:5432 - no response
tried googling, but nada - and i'm a newbie trying to learn by following along. Help?
I think the image is alrready deprecated and no longer works.
I ended up using jwetzell/guacamole:arm32v7 instead
When did you create the windows server?
how did u made the homer to show one side that states Applications and the other Server? Can u please show me
do you still use this, as that guac image hasn't been updated in a over a year??
Since it is pi-hosted I thought that you will be hosting some web servers, putting on firewall and maybe do noip to dhcp so you can assign a IP address to it...something like duck DNS to NGINX with Let's encrypt....great job anyway!
Can I use guacamole to connect to raspi client that host guacamole?
Excellent. I am starting today with my spare 500GB HDD. One question, Is it possible to do it with RaspberryPi Full?? Sometime i require VNC or connect my Pi to monitor for some quick browsing or adding torrent and don't want to switch on my PC. What would be the best way for this kind of scenario. Can I add the current Pi in Guacamole??
Yes with full is fine just take up more resources
Hi! Is this tool able to Connect to your servers (Windows or Linux using SSH, vnc...) From outside your Network or just locally? I,ve tried from outside but o didnt make It. Ant help? Thanks
i wouldn't recommnd reaching it from the outside without a proper VPN to your house.
This is so good!! If you get a chance please advise how you can connect to another raspberry pi thru VNC (or RDP???) using guacamole as i have tried it but without success. Even though the respective rpi is accessible thru VNC from my Windows 10 pc. Many thanks!! :)
hiya. My title bar on the left doesnt have endpoints mine has environment instead. Any idea where i can find the IP address to change it
Cheers
found it
nice
When I try to connect to my windows 10 machines, it always times out and immediately disconnects. Any reasons why?
Ignore cert, it's an option under user name and pass
does the armhf only for 32bit arm?
Any updated vid with new image?
I have been searching all the possible hosted services on raspberry Pi
thank you soo mch for putting soo mch efforts in these videos..
as you say u will be making next video on torrent download can you please elaborate the VPN setup part also. Thank you
will do
How come no TLS security for web access?
this is great thanks from a nooob learning all of this more mroe more moree moore more!!!1
Great series thanks!
I already did this with raspberry pi 4+ SSD + Argon m. 2 case and it worked great.
The only reason I migrate to mini-itx i7 7700 is because Plex need more horse power.
BTW, you can also see great series here:
th-cam.com/play/PLhMI0SExGwfAU-UMeKxd1Lu5_a60AlA9N.html
But even I did this a lot of times I already learned from you few things. So thanks again!
I'm not familiar with docker, I have set up my pi server classic by install all on the main system, but I want to look forward. How to install jdownloader, yt-downlaoder or ffmpeg in docker/portainer and get access to the same storage device where I want to save my downloads.
we will get there soon enought! i love jdownloader
What is that app for? Ive never heard of it.
clientless remote desktop gateway, it's great for when you need to access computers remotely without needing to install the client reachable via html5
@@NovaspiritTech Awesome! Thank you for the reply!
Exactly my question when this popped up in my recommendation. Granted, this is a part 3, but knowing what the hell the video will be about would be nice...
@@NovaspiritTech Look, my first computer was a 16 MHz IBM AT, so let's just say I'm not exactly new to neither computers, or the concept of building my entire software ecosystem from the ground up, but when I look at your list of videos, the titles do not tell me a single thing. You should disseminate knowledge by explaining how the thing you're going to introduce will be useful. You can't just rely on the subset of people who purposefully search for things they already know about, that's not how you spread knowledge.
crap i though you were going to install the official release, feels quite "bad" to run such a software that are not regularly updated, I tried to get my official setup to work like i want to, but as soon as they release a new version all my settings gets thrown away :( so i have to set it up from scratch :(
Can you explain how to setup l2tp vpn? Thank you
You can use the docker "teddysun/l2tp"
I switched to 64bit because influxdb no longer supports 32bit
good to know, i might run into that issue down the road
Rocketchat please
First!
Who would thumbs down this?
Stahhhhhhp. Just stop seriously. "Installing on portainer" "installing in portainer" These are WRONG. I'll say it again, Portainer is a docker manager or front end. You "installed" guacamole in docker.
Also, look up the pronunciation of guacamole
Every time I watch a video that starts with a ad I down thumb it