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This should close in awesome-selfhosted-data, 532 If there's any comments, concerns, questions please let me know!
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It's awesome since it can thoroughly analyze your docker logs in real-time to see if there's issues.
I have used it before and for a while to test it out and will do it again if the situation arises.
This was in a personal setup for my homelab. I even made a dedicated subdomain for it.
A few docker containers at best, I can increase it when necessary if resources allow
Portainer/Yacht etc are more pretty and can easily whip up a docker container in a snap, but this one is more straightforward in just monitoring your logs and for diagnosis.
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