I feel like I finally have a really solid understanding of freebsd and core and am very comfortable with where my server is.īut I also feel like the transition to scale is inevitable. When I first started I followed this guide for Nextcloud which was by far the most involved setup, but that guide is so comprehensive I was able to get it done and I learned so much. I have been using core for about 2 years now and have jails running Plex, radarr, sonarr, Sabnzbd, Nextcloud and nginx for my reverse proxy. Not OP but just wanted to ask you a few question if you don’t mind. You'll need to set up Traefik, which is the reverse proxy service for SCALE and way more intuitive to set up and use than NGINX
#Plex sonarr radarr movie#
I often find my wife and I discussing we would like to watch a movie at dinner, I log onto overseerr, request it and it's ready to watch when we get home. I'd be more than happy to help you out personally if you DM me your discord name, I can either message today or help out over voice when I get off work in 10 hours (I'm in Aus)įinally if you want access to your services from outside your local network, which is really handy for Overseerr. I recommend DrunkenSlug, it's a private indexer and I can send you an invite.
#Plex sonarr radarr download#
You'll need a download server, I recommend Eweka (there's a way to get it cheap if you're interested)Īnd an indexer (think like ThePirateBay, any site you'd download a. Any Plex user will tell you it's 100% worth. The only downside is that it'll cost you around ~$5 a month because you pay for access to the servers. Because it's a central server everything downloads way faster I average about 40-60MB/s that's Bytes not bits and that's for everything, not just the stuff that is popular ATM. It uses central servers that people can upload files to and the files are automatically deleted after 10 years or so. Then for your download client, I would really recommend trying out Usenet rather than Torrents, it's much more reliable. Tautulli (optional, gives nice statistics from Plex). Overseer (handles automatic requests, so you can give people access to overseerr and they can use a very nice UI to request movies/TV shows. Prowlarr (to replace Jackett, it's an alternative that many agree is better). My recommendations for the Plex stack is:
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