[–] 1 point 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago) (3 children)

Nah, it's a Hetzner CX23 with 20 TB of included traffic, which I will never exceed. And the setup is actually recommended because you don't expose your actual server but only the VPS. I watched a video from the Headscale devs a few years ago where the recommended this type of setup.

EDIT: btop is reporting 6.72 TB down and 6.43 TB up in the past 329 days of uptime.

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  • [–] 9 points 10 months ago (7 children)

    There is really nothing wrong with Docker on a VPS. It's not a VM there is no overhead.
    I also run a VPS which is connected to my Honelab using Tailscale. I run Nginx Proxy Manager using Docker on the VPS and it's proxy'ing all incoming connections to my Honelab.

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    So this is bugging me for a while and I'm just do dumb to get how I solve this, but here's the situation:
    Given I take a local backup of my system daily and have a retention policy that keeps a backup of the past 7 days each, a backup of the past 4 weeks each and a backup of the past 6 month each. That's either 17 backups or less if you consider some backups being counted as a daily and weekly or as a weekly and monthly. But that's not that important.
    The interesting part is, that I also take a remote backup of my local backup daily, which has the same retention policy, so it's cascading. Here there is obviously a huge overlap of backups, but I can't wrap my head around, how I calculate this.
    Is anybody willing and/or interested to solve this for and with me?

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