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Hi jbek9779! Yes, with the workflows you can specify which route to take if a job fails or success and it can run a different template if need!

Hi Sam! I haven't used cPanel, but based on looking at it, it looks more like a managed service, so I don't think you could use docker there. You would need a separate machine to run docker on ( you could even run this on your computer too if you're just testing stuff ) Docker Desktop would be another way play around with these without needing a server!

@@sassdrew8141 Thanks for replying! Maybe I need to look more seriously into a small server. I'd like something that can run open source apps like this and store (and edit) lots of photo and video files. I used Qnap desktop servers in the past at my work, I don't know if they can run Docker. Thanks for the ideas!

@@SamHakes Of course! If you're looking for a smaller form factor to host things on, I would suggest the Minisforum MS-01! I was thinking about getting one of those whenever I decided to downsize from rack mount servers :)

Yeaaaa I was super sad when they announced it, luckily I still have a license for testing purposes so I can still use it until I need to upgrade, but I have it on my list to try out proxmox also, so stay tuned there may be some proxmox coming out!

Ahww, thank you so much!! It's comments like these that make me want to continue making videos like this! I'm so happy to hear that my videos helped with you getting the CA setup and a few cool self hosted apps to try out!

You can install it on a separate kube cluster! Ansible is part of the container so you wouldn't need to install it separately!

@@sassdrew8141 Awesome, thank you! Also, amazing video - very clear and concise. It was very helpful, thank you!

Hello! Personally I wouldn't recommend hosting it publicly if you're not sure of the risks of doing so :) I don't plan on making a video on how to host it publicly, but if you decide you want to go down that route, essentially the steps are the same except that you need to have a public DNS, port forward you service, and setup TLS, which can be done with let's encrypt if you're using Gitlab out of the box. I wish you the best of luck!

Ah, I see you have to template the jobs and then create a workflow template from the job templates :)

Hii! Yes the workflow template from is how to connect multiple job templates together to make it more visually appealing! Works super well! Glad you were able to find it!

Thankss!! Glad you like them!

Hello, if you want to compile code that you've written, you would want to use different software as this is more for just note collaborative text editing. For compiling you should probably use an actual editor like vscode and have a compile script that you can run locally, the other option would be to implement a compile step in your gitlab pipeline if you want to put it in a code repo.

Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed!

Yeaaa, it's very sad that they decided on that as Vmware ESXI is a very useful hypervisor and I've used it for yearss! Luckily I have a license so I can use it for a little bit longer, but may switch the proxmox in a year or so :D They did make vmware workstation free though so you can use that to test around still!

Haha thank you! I wish I was as popular as Disguised Toast but here to make some fun tech videos in hopes that it helps some people :) Thanks for watching!

Unfortunately I haven't spent much time with k3s, but hopefully some google searches can you help you find what you need! :)

Hi roisthomas9517! You can install them on separate networks as long there's a route from your current network to the network the server is on for connectivity :)

​@@sassdrew8141 thanks for the reply 😊

Here's the video that I setup the VM for my videos :) In this video I setup Centos8 but I eventually moved to Oracle Linux 8 but the steps would be very similar! ua-cam.com/video/qrzLhQl-r7c/v-deo.html

Haha yeah there are definitely some unique quirks to this setup, but I do like the widget integrations so I was gonna play around it more! NeonLink is definitely a lot simpler if you're just looking for something simple for sure!

Glad I could help!

Yess, the pass option should be the default :D It used to be but they changed it in newer versions and it confused me to hard when I set one up after a while :) Glad I could help!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Oh I haven't played around with commenting, so unfortunately I can't say for sure! Sorry!

@@sassdrew8141 I figured out, if you highlight text it gives you an option to leave a comment on that section.

Thanks mate! :) Glad you enjoyed!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you!! I will :)

You could use it as a reading list. You could create a tag for readinglist and then just add things to that tag to read for later :)

If you have your own custom image for chatwoot, you should be able to update the docker-compose file to pull from your image! :)

@sassdrew8141 I just did it, via docker save pipe to ssh and docker restore on my private on prem deployment

Yess this was pretty cool to find and has a lot of features!

Sorry to hear that! It's possible depending on what you're running it on, they don't have a docker image that supports that architecture!

Hi Raja! Thank you for the comments :) I appreciate it! I do have a github repository that has some written instructions of some of my videos. I'm a little bit slow on keeping it up to date but will try to keep adding to it as I make videos :) github.com/sassdrew/homelab/tree/main/

Thank you so much, it means a lot to me!!! There will be definitely more content, so stay tuned!

@@sassdrew8141 <3

Hello! I would probably recommend using the 7B models!

Glad you enjoyed it! It was a lot of fun making!

Hahaha yes :) It is definitely fun just making the video and not knowing everything about something because there's always a lot to learn :)

I don't have any plans on connecting this to a docker cluster as of this moment so probably not. I wouldn't necessarily use this for a docker cluster either as backend storage for a homelab since that's kinda overkill haha.

Haha yess! Letencrypt is nice if you're hosting something publicly but yeah having a local CA is very nice! Glad you enjoyed!

Hello! I'm using Linux to run this, but you could do this in Windows also since I'm just pulling this from docker the only thing different would be installing and running docker on windows!

A lot of my stuff still uses NFSv3. I can't say that there is a "significant" performance improvement by going to NFSv4, I know that there are more security related features in NFSv4 but don't really have a preference at this point so either should work pretty well!

@@sassdrew8141 Thanks for your thoughts! Your guide helped me set everything up, NFS is working a treat.

check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/jt6VDmRFpiE/v-deo.htmlsi=mfblyGFujllt44YO&t=238 I realized it too late that it was for on 24 hours on creating the cert so I made the update in a video later in my series on how to set it longer!

Sorry! I haven't done anything with LDAP and minio!

I'll add it to my list! But probably not as I don't really use it much, but if I'm bored there may be a video with importing :D

Nope! Didn't do much with authentication with dozzle yet.

Ahww thank you so much! I just started my youtube channel for tech related videos just last year so still trying to increase my outreach still but happy that you were able to find my channel!