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10 days agoI run uptime-kuma on a cheap VPS and have it ping my external ports on the home server. If the house loses internet I still get alerts.
I run uptime-kuma on a cheap VPS and have it ping my external ports on the home server. If the house loses internet I still get alerts.
I use restic with a wrapper script to automate it on all of my machines. The backend storage can be anything that speaks S3, so B2, or iDrive would both work. I currently use Storj for my backend. It’s globally distributed storage, so no single point of failure geographically and it’s cheap. Backblaze is also a great company, but I’ve grown a little skeptical since they went public.
Tailscale is how I access my server. I’ve got a domain name that points to the internal tailscale IP address, but that’s not really necessary