(07-25-2019, 05:31 PM)jaylittle Wrote:(07-25-2019, 05:26 PM)kunger Wrote: Are your ODROIDs connected in any way or are they discrete machines? I have a homecloud which is awesome. I thought about getting a few more and stacking them into a ceph cluster to replace my x86 server. To do that, I'll have to figure out an ARM based ATSC tuner setup.
They are discrete. One is a media box that runs Ampache, Plex (all my clients support Direct Play, so no transcoding) and my Channels DVR server. One is a communication box that runs Dovecot, Postfix, Webmail, Squid and Prosody and non-exit relay Tor node. Another is my file sharing box which provides sftp and rsync related services. The last one is my dedicated VPN tunnel gateway which is basically an alternative gateway on my network that I can point any other box to if I want it to access the internet via a VPN service rather than my normal internet connection. It also has Squid so that non-VPN machines can use a VPN connection in the web browser when it suits them without requiring a network reconfiguration.
Nice. My HC2 is acting as one of two Pi-Hole DHCP/DNS servers. The other is a TPi3b. Both Thealso facilitate my DNS update scripts for registration. HC2 also serves as a backup server for the x86 server and the RPi.
The x86 hosts a dedicated VPN client container, torrent server, Plex, Sonarr, TVHeadend, File shares, Private web server, Nextcloud, and Jackett.
Consumers for the Plex/TVHeadend services are two Nvidia shield TVs and a RPi4 running emulation station.
I'd switch to all arm if I could I think. It might take some investment in hardware to facilitate redundancy and space requirements.
Code received. It's on boys!