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>Erying 11th Gen Tigerlake ES CPU Motherboard (roughly an 11900H) >AMD 6600M Chinkshit Franken card >2x 16TB Seagate Drives (ST16000NM000J) in striped ZFS >8x 5TB Seagate Drives (ST5000LM000) in raidz2 (keeps a monthly backup of the striped array - drives always online so the SMR has time to unfuck itself - so far works fine - only had to restore from it once and it went well) >1x cold spare of each HDD model >2x 512GB Kingston NVMe drives (one of their lowend models) for / and /home >1x 512GB Teamgroup SATA solidstate drive for /home backup >Gentoo (~amd64) as OS (this was a mistake, but I didn't feel like doing a reinstall once I switched computers) >ZFS volumes are shared via ZFS built-in NFS (I am told this is a mistake, but it works) Most of it came from my old chinkshit/aliexpress PC build, and from old computers I got for cheap though various sellers. All of the storage was lightly used, but passes monthly scrubs and checks. Mainly serve Jellyfin from it, but I am also thinking of running multiple docker instances of octoprint so I can control all of my FDM printers from it. Also have an iSCSI set up for backing up my wife's homebrew TTRPG setting.
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> Raspberry Pi 4 2 GB RAM > Single Sandisk 64 GB USB 3.0 drive for / > Alpine Linux for OS > 2x 2TB Seagate External HDD in BTRFS RAID 1 > 1 TB Samsung SSD for torrenting/files with a lot of random IO > 1 TB Samsung HDD for backups and cold storage oh yeah, we're homeservering now. I am currently redesigning my entire infrastructure, because I really need to start setting up a proper backup and snapshot system and I also want to migrate some services I host to Podman containers.
>>1491 I was never able to get hardware decoding to work on jellyfin using podman.