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✔ Environment documented

✔ Smoke test metadata valid

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Editorial pickPhotos and video

Immich

Self-hosted photo library with mobile sync and semantic search

6144 MB RAMamd64 / arm64TypeScript / DartMediumAGPL-3.0-onlyVersion v3.3.5

Alternative to: Google Photos, iCloud Photos, Yandex Disk

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Every guide is a set of recipes picked for one situation, with the reason each one is there and the filters that produced it. Below them, the whole catalog by category and by the service you would be replacing.

10 applications

A home server that earns its keep

A modular home-server starter set: passwords, DNS, sync, monitoring, notifications, media and household recipes. Choose the services you need and add them gradually.

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13 applications

Applications with a minimum of 1 GB RAM or less

Small declared resource requirements for a VPS or thin client, with new metrics, notifications, notes and utility recipes. The limit applies to each application separately.

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9 applications

What a Raspberry Pi can actually run

A shortlist for 32-bit ARM systems, plus the newer options a 64-bit Pi can consider. Check the actual architecture test result before choosing a recipe.

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10 applications

Services that never need a public address

Keep household services behind loopback, a private network or a VPN. Private access still needs application authentication, safe initialization and backups.