I really love home labs but this sounds incredibly over engineered for its purpose... I would expect a set up like this for an enterprise environment...
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@Xanza Not sure what you mean. I wanted to use my services with my domain. I tried a reverse proxy by itself and it wouldn't work because my ISP blocks ports, so I set up Cloudflare instead. Then I found out my services would work better with Caddy, so I set that up. I also originally wasn't using Unbound, but then I realized my services were having trouble communicating, and I thought it would help to have more control over DNS rules, which it has.
How did Cloudflare get involved on this setup?
Sounds very cool! If I understand correctly, you are running docker directly on the bare metal Stormux, so no VM in-between. You mentioned using some external provider for backup storage, how exactly do you do the backups themself? Do you have a script/tool that saves the config and app data for each of your services?
@tofuwabohu Yes, I'm running Docker directly on the Raspberry Pi. IDrive automatically backs up the folders you specify at a time you choose. I think it uses Cron or something.