This helped a lot thank you.

I tried it myself and it is very interesting but I was a little confused with what options to use. Can you give some examples? For example wich model and strength did you used? How do you used the layers for the controlnet? Thank you

Besides containers, you should look in Ansible too, you can automatize the creation of your infrastructure in other servers.

I didn’t read the docker files with attention in the first time, but since you have an external network it should work.

Do you have coddy to point the DNS to your keyckloak instance like in this part of the tutorial? auth.gurucomputing.com { reverse_proxy http://keycloak:8080 }

Also do you have the domain registered?

I think it would be easier to use only one docker compose file with all services, and use the same network across all of them

In my opinion you would want to create a Dockerfile to generate a Docker Image with your script and the ENVs in it. Remember though this script will run inside the docker container and the host will not see any modification. Could you explain in more details what this script would do?

I used the default split size of 2GB and now worked. I was trying to use 50GB but I think Google didn’t liked it so much

Yes I know. The problem is Google does not provide any more information just said it failed. This is a screenshot from the email

I tried again and failed, I think I will need to migrate it manually :(

It is a bit off topic but when I tried to generate the files from Google takeout it failed do you have any suggestions? Also this idea of downloading directly in the NAS is very good

I am planning to do something like what you want. I found this video which covers the hardware part of things. Regarding software I am a little lost too. https://youtu.be/vjDoQA4C22c

Well this seems to be a good problem to have hahah. If you need to get rid of some of those ssds count with me.

Have you seen those nas Intel n5105 mini itx motherboards at AliExpress? They have 6 sata ports, 2 nvme slots, 4 x 2.5 gigabit Ethernet. Looks very good for your use case.

Thank you

Can you provide the link for the LTT video, please?