Hey guys,
I finally want to set up my own Arr stack, but I’m not quite sure if I’ve thought it through properly. Maybe one of you already has something like this up and running and can give me a few tips.
So, the idea is to use my NAS to organize movies and TV shows. I would use Jellyfin as the media server and Jellyseerr to request things. Then, of course, Sonarr and Radarr for automation and Prowlarr for indexing. What’s important to me is that I want to have a VPN container and have all the download clients (I was thinking of qBittorrent) run through the VPN. I’ve read a bit about how you can do this with network_mode or something like that, but I’m not sure if that’s really the best way.
What I’d like to know now is: does that make sense, or am I overlooking something? How…
Hey guys,
I finally want to set up my own Arr stack, but I’m not quite sure if I’ve thought it through properly. Maybe one of you already has something like this up and running and can give me a few tips.
So, the idea is to use my NAS to organize movies and TV shows. I would use Jellyfin as the media server and Jellyseerr to request things. Then, of course, Sonarr and Radarr for automation and Prowlarr for indexing. What’s important to me is that I want to have a VPN container and have all the download clients (I was thinking of qBittorrent) run through the VPN. I’ve read a bit about how you can do this with network_mode or something like that, but I’m not sure if that’s really the best way.
What I’d like to know now is: does that make sense, or am I overlooking something? How have you organized the folders on your NAS? Where do the downloads go, where are the finished movies stored, etc.? And should I set all this up with Docker Compose, or are there better solutions specifically for NAS systems?
Oh, and which VPN container would you recommend? I’ve read about Gluetun quite a bit, but I have no idea if it’s the best. The NAS runs 24/7 anyway, so that’s not a problem.