What are you looking for?

Why didn’t you do a rollback?

Ansible will be really hard without Linux knowledge

Maybe do that later

This is really smart actually

I would not run anything outside of docker honestly. Docker is so much easier to setup and maintain.

Why are you wanting to use python for self hosting? Python is a programming and scripting language.

There are two big things I would focus on. The first thing is networking, the OSI model and http basics. The other thing I would look into is Linux containers. If you can get both of these you are golden. Learn how to use and write docker compose files and then looking into building your own containers with Dockerfiles. You don’t really need to build your own containers but it is good for learning

You aren’t exposing the database right?

Don’t use fstab for that. Use the Proxmox GUI

Docker is way easier

Or for that matter full sized is also pretty good.

Maybe don’t work when your brain is fried.

When you are rested take your disks and put them in a new ZFS pool.

The Pi needs to stop being used and recommended for everything under the sun. Even its power consumption isn’t competitive.

Kubernetes is a mixed bag. It is extremely powerful but its complexity tends to scare people away. The biggest issue with Kubernetes is that it can become the source of failure when done incorrectly.

I don’t really have a good alternative. I have investigated pacemaker but it has its own challenges.

For now it is probably best to just setup shared storage and then manually start containers on a host. The idea is that having multiple hosts allows for faster recovery. You still can have health checking per host so that containers get restarted as needed.

Podman really isn’t well suited for production workloads. It is nice for simple things but it has a habit of blowing up.

Ideally you should have some sort of cluster with health checking.

That’s sounds terrible honestly

It really isn’t bad especially if you use ash

Powershell is the future

• Windows and office365 admins

When you say NATed you are talking about symmetric NAT right? Not just a simple router doing port address translation?

It would be a little weird to have a CGNAT for a local internet connection. Then again, I’m not in Germany.

The Nat is on the local device at location so no.