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One of my first self hosting projects was a jellyfin server. Double check, but I think the main hardware requirements are just 4GB of RAM and enough harddrive space for your videos/files!
I really like immich too. It's like Google photos, but self hosted. It's super fast for uploading and backing up your photos over your local network. Immich also needs at least 4GB of RAM I think
immich is not a backup solution. you need to use a backup solutiin forfir the stuff in immich.:)
Immich has a built-in backup solution, iirc. Still, I would use a different one, so it can easily be used over non-Immich related stuff.