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Dockerfiles: Btsync, Couchpotato, Crashplan, Gollum, Headphones, Lazy Librarian, Open Monitoring Distribution (OMD), Plex, Sabnzbd, Samba, Sickbeard, Syncthing, Stringer and Transmission/OpenVPN. Ansible playbook for configuring Nginx in Docker.

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  • An assorted collection of Dockerfiles, mostly designed for home server/lab use. Build/run instructions are in each subdirectory. Bold items are ones that I currently use. Others could potentially be out of date.
    • Ansible-base (base image to be able to provision via Ansible)
    • Btsync
    • Couchpotato
    • Gollum personal Wiki
    • Headphones
    • Lazy Librarian
    • Media tools (collection of common tools for working with media files)
    • Nginx-ansible (Ansible playbook for semi-automatically setting up Nginx reverse proxy to the containers)
    • OMD (Open Monitoring Distribution. Pre-configured Nagios with Check_Mk plugin, et. al.)
    • Plex
    • Rdiff-backup (used for backing up data-only volumes)
    • Sabnzbd
    • Samba
    • Shinken (Nagios-compatible server monitoring)
    • Sickbeard
    • Stringer (Web-based RSS Reader)
    • Syncthing
    • Transmission (with OpenVPN client and privateinternetaccess.com script)
  • The standard UID:GID for the containers that don't run as root is 22000:100. Make sure to update UID/GID as necessary if you have shared data and need it to be easily accessible between containers/host
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Dockerfiles: Btsync, Couchpotato, Crashplan, Gollum, Headphones, Lazy Librarian, Open Monitoring Distribution (OMD), Plex, Sabnzbd, Samba, Sickbeard, Syncthing, Stringer and Transmission/OpenVPN. Ansible playbook for configuring Nginx in Docker.

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