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VictoriaMetrics is a fast, cost-effective and scalable monitoring solution and time series database. TLDR: It is a faster, more lightweight replacement to InfluxDB/TimescaleDB/etc (up to 20x faster data digestion, up to 7-10x less ram usage). Can be used in place of InfluxDB in many apps such as HomeAssistant. Includes a great web UI for query exploration. For HomeAssistant: drop in replacement for InfluxDB, see https://community.home-assistant.io/t/influxdb-vs-victoriametrics/453361 Git repository: https://github.com/VictoriaMetrics/VictoriaMetrics Dockerhub: https://hub.docker.com/r/victoriametrics/victoria-metrics Website: https://victoriametrics.com VictoriaMetrics prominent features: - Long-term storage for Prometheus. - Drop-in replacement for Prometheus and Graphite in Grafana. - Easy setup and operation with a single executable and configuration via command-line flags. - Fast backups with vmbackup/vmrestore tools. - Implements MetricsQL query language. - Global query view for multiple data sources. - High performance and scalability, outperforming InfluxDB and TimescaleDB by up to 20x. - Efficient RAM usage, 10x less than InfluxDB and up to 7x less than others. - Optimized for high-churn time series data. - High data compression, storing up to 70x more data points in limited storage. - Ideal for high-latency IO and low IOPS storage. - Can substitute moderately sized clusters of competing solutions. - Protects data from corruption on unclean shutdown. - Supports various metrics protocols, including Prometheus, InfluxDB, Graphite, OpenTSDB, and more. - Offers stream aggregation, metrics relabeling, and series limiting. - Suitable for diverse data sources like APM, Kubernetes, IoT, financial data, and more. - Open source cluster version. - Compatible with NFS-based storages like Amazon EFS and Google Filestore.

A docker container of Virtual DSM v7.2

Plugin for backing up VMs in unRAID including vdisks, configuration files, and nvram.

Automatic Backup & Monitoring utility for QEMU/KVM Virtual Machines (powered by Virtnbdbackup) Features: - Manages a list of non-transient domains defined in QEMU to be backed up regularly via internal cron task - Checks backup chains integrity of all listed domains, being able to detect inconsistencies and proceed accordingly (e.g. fixing, discarding, creating new ones, etc.) - Configurable backup rotation and retention policy - Ability to create a mirror and keep it updated with Rsync right after backup schedule or at configurable one, with independent retention policy - All main tasks (backup, sync, rotation/retention) can be performed manually by the user from inside the container - Pseudo-interactive tools for domain replication (to local and remote endpoints) and recovery from backups on the local host - Notify about backup chain and Rsync start and end of activities, as also when user intervention is required and about errors (Unraid feature) - Assume a different behavior when detects the server has been started recently, assuming the possibility of a previous crash, and therefore a more strict check of backup chains (Unraid feature)

"A simple and standalone WebDAV server." -- created by hacdias on github.com This is just a very simple, set it up in like 2 minutes WebDAV server that I found and made this (also very simple) .xml to use it in unRAID. Disclaimer: Anything beyond this .xml, such as stricter security, etc. will be found on the creator's github. I can't promise anything else will work. I haven't tried it. Also, the creator has nothing to do with my template here. If you find yourself with questions or issues, keep that in mind. Setup: - set the location for the config.yml file (defaults to the /appdata dir where docker configs are stored in unraid typically). add the below (linked) config.yml file to this directory. note: it's a fully filled in example. your real config.yml may omit a lot of the settings! https://github.com/hacdias/webdav#configuration set the location for your data. (defaults to a new share called "webdav." I do not recommend putting this share under appdata because this is where all your data, game saves, roms, whatever you're saving, will be saved to. It will take a bunch of storage space if you are actually using this webdav. It doesn't have to be its own share (maybe under /data/webdav for example) it's up you)

Zimit is a scraper allowing to create ZIM file from any website. This is a CLI application.