So I have docker containers for Calibre-web, Airsonic, Booksonic, Plex, Piwigo, Nextcloud, etc. Additionally, I run Docker on the server and to make my media available on the web for myself and family and a few friends. It is from my desktop that I write and update all these server files via the NFS mounts. So with my media primarily stored on the server now, that server provides NFS mounts to my desktop. Lately though, I have started keeping my only copy of the media on the server (except for the backups on that third sever - those are still redundant copies of everything). I currently have it backing up both Linux and Windows computers, some of those remotely via VPN.Īnyway, by having a second copy of everything on my server, I had isolation from getting anything corrupted on my desktop (which held my primary copies). This backup server runs a client/server backup solution called "UrBackup". I also have a third server, my backup server, that does all my backups - currently for seven computers in my household and some remote computers. I used a one-way rsync, so that the desktop would overwrite anything on the server, but not the other way around.
I used to maintain all of my media (eBooks, Movies, TV Shows, Audiobooks, Pictures, etc.) on my desktop computer, rsync that all over to a second server, and then provide web-based access to all this stuff from that second server.
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