07-12-2023 12:32 AM
Are you tired of the hassle of remembering and manually typing URLs for your web applications and services? Do you find it overwhelming to bookmark numerous URLs in your web browser? A home lab dashboard can be your ultimate solution, allowing you to conveniently centralize and manage all your applications and services in a single location. Not only does it provide a unified view, but it also enables you to monitor server and application performance effectively, and promptly receive alerts in case of any issues. Moreover, dashboards offer automation capabilities, simplifying infrastructure management and streamlining your workflow. Say goodbye to URL chaos and embrace the efficiency of a comprehensive dashboard for your home lab.
Most of the applications and services in your home lab also come with their own built-in dashboards: Proxmox, Portainer, Pi-Hole, True NAS, PfSense, JellyFin, Home Assistant, etc.
(a sample demo dashy dashboard)
Here are some popular open-source dashboards that you can use to manage your home lab infrastructure:
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07-13-2023 11:30 AM
Another way to do it is to install Docker/Portainer in one of your Proxmox container and use that to spin up your Dashy docker or any docker container.
07-12-2023 02:07 PM
Thanks, this is helpful info!
07-13-2023 08:01 AM
Very cool. I installed Dashy in an Ubuntu container in Proxmox rather than their instructions to use Docker. It's not straightforward and doesn't work without fudging some settings, so maybe I'll write that up in Tales from the Crypt Chapter 5.
07-13-2023 11:30 AM
Another way to do it is to install Docker/Portainer in one of your Proxmox container and use that to spin up your Dashy docker or any docker container.
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