DOCKER PLEX RADARR SONARR UBUNTU 18.04 INSTALL

Excellent repositories on Github (lot's of pre-configured containers, with excellent support). Docker CE (and docker compose) very easy to configure, and to deploy! (ease of testing in VM and then simply deploy to prod). Very stable OS, lot's of support, guidance and flexibility in configuration. Additonally slow(er) updates, depending on 3rd party to provide updates (which is not bad as stability is important, but so are new features and bugfixes).

DOCKER PLEX RADARR SONARR UBUNTU 18.04 INSTALL

Very easy to install and maintain, however not enough customisable (I require integration between the servers/services and it's not easy to configue 'data locations'). But configuration, maintenance and update effort is high and not automated, and uses probably more resource than Bhyve (I'm not sure about that last statement.) Like the fact you can stop/start individual 'servers/services' and one jail does not halt/kill any other jail. Working great in 11.2.U4, is what I'm familiar with as in my current build I'm running the above in (warden) jails. Out of testing on my VM I have following observations: Bhyve (Ubuntu 18.4 LST & Docker CE), and, although I understand pro's and con's of each, I can't seem to made the appropriate choice for running 'Portainer / Plex / Tantuilly / Sonarr / Radarr / Lidarr / Transmission' where the priority is a stable and performant system based on my specs. With 11.2.U4 we now have a vast choice between running 'servers' using Jails vs. I'm targetting to install 11.2.U4 on a new boot device, import the existing pools, and rebuild all 'media' servers from scratch (to get rid of the warden jails). I'm currently running a very stable FreeNas-11.1-U7 (see specs in signature) and would like to 'upgrade' to FreeNas-11.2.U4 soon. Bhyve (Ubuntu 18.4 LST & Docker CE) - Which to choose for 'most stable' mediaserver(s)?'. Would like to reach out to the community and have your thouhts on 'Jails vs.

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