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Hey it's more than good enough to run all this Β―_(γ)_/Β―
Whatβs that web interface thing? Is it home made? I keep thinking about doing something like that to save me having to remember port numbers for the different services on my home server.
It's just heimdall, behind haproxy (on the raspberrypi) so everything is on the same domain (and behind cloudflare because i'm a madman who exposes stuff publically)
Port numbers??
Have you tried assigning names to services and routing them through a reverse proxy that maps the name to ports?
e.g. sonarr.local.lan > nginx > server.local.lan:8080