Finally set up my own #nextcloud instance. Now my little optiplex server hosts nextcloud, #jellyfin and #immich. With 32tb of Raid1 storage I think I'll be set for a while.
It's amazing to see that #DeGoogling is possible. 😎🙌
Share your favorite DeGoogle apps in the comments!
@Tutanota
@nextcloud for files, calendars and syncing, #immich for photos, @dawarich for location tracking, @linkwarden for bookmarks, #paperless-ngx for Mail and documents, @jellyfin for streaming music and video, along with @mediathekperlen and their recommendations.
@nextcloud for files, calendars and syncing, #immich for photos, @dawarich for location tracking, @linkwarden for bookmarks, #paperless-ngx for Mail and documents, @jellyfin for streaming music and video, along with @mediathekperlen and their recommendations.
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Oggi ho lavorato un po' sulla sicurezza della mia installazione di Immich: come prima cosa ho installato Authentik per gestire il single sign on e attivare la MFA. Secondo step, ho configurato l'http server in modo che le interfacce di amministrazione di Immich e Authentik siano accessibili solo dall'IP fisso del lavoro. #selfhost #immich#authentik @localhost
Oggi ho lavorato un po' sulla sicurezza della mia installazione di Immich: come prima cosa ho installato Authentik per gestire il single sign on e attivare la MFA. Secondo step, ho configurato l'http server in modo che le interfacce di amministrazione di Immich e Authentik siano accessibili solo dall'IP fisso del lavoro. #selfhost #immich#authentik @localhost
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🚀 Rilasciato Immich 1.137
Pensato per backup self-hosted di foto e video come alternativa a Google Foto mette al centro #privacy e #sicurezza.
Tante le novità: nuova #timeline in beta, sincronizzazione dei dati più veloce. Migliorata la app che funziona meglio anche offline. Possibilità di creare URL personalizzati per i link condivisi e trovare i file più grandi.
#immich #selfhosted #photo #opensource #update
https://linuxiac.com/immich-1-137-photo-and-video-backup-arrives-with-breaking-changes/
🚀 Rilasciato Immich 1.137
Pensato per backup self-hosted di foto e video come alternativa a Google Foto mette al centro #privacy e #sicurezza.
Tante le novità: nuova #timeline in beta, sincronizzazione dei dati più veloce. Migliorata la app che funziona meglio anche offline. Possibilità di creare URL personalizzati per i link condivisi e trovare i file più grandi.
#immich #selfhosted #photo #opensource #update
https://linuxiac.com/immich-1-137-photo-and-video-backup-arrives-with-breaking-changes/
@kevinrenskers It's not entirely easy, and it kind of depends the route you want to take.
I recently did the same "journey", but away from Google stuff.
And I went the "self-hosting" route for most things.
But my experience is that it was actually easier than I expected, and also... empowering.
Now I'm running most things on my own NAS which soon will be joined by a dedicated home/network server for running some other services.
For me Photo management was one of the trickier ones... but then I discovered #Immich that has helped A LOT to replace Google Photos.
But I don't self-host everything... some services are good enough like Raindrop for bookmarking and Deezer for music, because fuck Spotify.
Paolo Amoroso
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@pixelunion ☝️ PixelUnion made good also on the third of the three promises they made to me: they posted a guide to transferring photos from Google Photos to their hosted Immich solution. I'll use immich-go to migrate my photo library over the next weeks.
@pixelunion ☝️ PixelUnion made good also on the third of the three promises they made to me: they posted a guide to transferring photos from Google Photos to their hosted Immich solution. I'll use immich-go to migrate my photo library over the next weeks.
☝️ Please welcome @pixelunion on Mastodon!
The Google Photos alternative PixelUnion, a hosted Immich solution based in Europe, made good on another of their promises to address the issues I pointed out in my feedback. They added an RSS feed to their blog and now joined Mastodon. They're also planning a guide for migrating from Google Photos as I also suggested.
Feedback to Big Tech platforms is slightly less effective.