Extensive List of Services
There are currently over 50 services available to use, and the list is always expanding
Introduction
ansible-hms-docker helps deploy and setup the required containers for a home media server automation pipeline.
The idea was to go from a fresh OS install to a fully automated media server stack after only installing Ansible and configuring variables.
Setting up the individual container configurations, such as for Sonarr, Radarr, Overseerr, Prowlarr, etc. are outside the scope of this project as they are typically personal preference, but there is a workflow to automatically connect a number of apps together. See the App Bootstrap documentation for more information.
The purpose of this project is to ensure the necessary OS configuration and containers are running with the appropriate configs. There is a basic outline of how to connect the containers together in the Container Connections doc.
Features
Section titled “Features”Automatic Updates
Containers update to their most recent version nightly
Wildcard SSL/TLS
Generate a trusted wildcard (`*.domain.com`) SSL/TLS certificate to secure traffic
Dynamic DNS
Dynamically update DNS records for Cloudflare-hosted DNS zones
App Bootstrapping
Automatically configures download clients and proxies in supported apps
GPU Acceleration
Use your GPU (Intel/Nvidia) in supported containers for hardware transcoding
Multiple NAS/Drive Mounts
Mount multiple drives or NAS shares
Single Sign-On
Authentik is available to configure for SSO
Separate 4K Instances
Supports multiple instances of Sonarr and Radarr that are specific for 4K content.
Security Hardening
Options available to secure the Traefik reverse proxy
Homepage Integrations
Automatically configures Homepage integrations for supported containers
Custom Scripts
Custom Uptime-Kuma monitoring script and Traefik-to-Plex-TLS conversion script
Contributing
Section titled “Contributing”Pull requests are always welcome!
If you have suggestions for containers to add or any other improvements, please submit a Discussion Post
Disclaimer
Section titled “Disclaimer”By using or running this code, you acknowledge and agree that it is provided “as-is” without any warranties or guarantees. The author(s) of this project are not responsible for any damages, data loss, or any other consequences that may result from the use or misuse of this code.
You use this code at your own risk. It is your responsibility to review and test the code in a safe environment before deploying it in production or on any system where data loss, corruption, or security risks could occur.
If you choose to run or implement this code, you do so with full knowledge of the potential risks involved.
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