Today, we'll install Headphones into Openmediavault using Docker.

Today, we will install Plex on our Raspberry Pi Openmediavault (OMV4) server using docker.
We also explain how to use the other tutorials with Raspberry Pi and how to change videos to work on the Pi.
We use the official Linuxserver docker.

Today, we'll install the flash memory plugin for openmediavault. The plugin is designed to save writes to your USB or SSD disks. The plugin installs easily, just be extra cautious when do the options!

Today, we will save data from a spare disk to our Openmediavault server using USBbackup, then we will show you how to backup your server with the same program. Lastly, we'll look at a common problem.

Here is the USB Docking station I used. USB HD docking station

Today, we will install Transmission with a VPN client to protect you using the excellent docker by Haugene. Also we answer the most frequently asked questions.

Convert videos Auto-magically with Handbrake and your Openmediavault server.

We will create two watched folders where anytime a file is added it will be automatically converted to the right movie format and put it in your movie folder.

Today, we'll use Omv-Firstaid to fix our forgotten password, reset our Ethernet adapter and more.

Today, we'll install Booksonic audio book server on Openmediavault using docker.

Today, we install Lychee, which is photo management software, on our OMV server using Docker.

So today, we review and install a 2nd HD caddy. You can find it here:2nd latop HD caddy.
You can use it to add extra storage or in our case we will be making a portable server.
The drive we used is this one.

Today, we will install Tautulli using docker to monitor our Plex watchinghabits. You need to have Plex installed to use this. Here is a video on how to do that: Plex Video

For Raspberry Pi use this docker: lsioarmhf/tautulli
Setup is exactly the same.

Today, we install Heimdall which creates a simple dashboard to organize and provide ready access to our docker apps and server.

Today is the first part of a series on installing Nextcloud on Openmediavault using dockers. After this video, Nextcloud will be configured to run on your local network.

Today, we install Letsencrypt docker with reverse proxy to securely login into our Nextcloud Server remotely.

Where do we start? Which server should I get?

Thoughts on Where to Start....

Today, we will start exploring the gaming capabilities of Openmediavault. We will set up a simple Minetest on our server for a lan party.

Today, we'll use a simple scrip to change our theme from blue and gray to black and white.

The commands can be found here.

Today, we'll installFirefox on our Openmediavault server for an extra layer of privacy and security.

Today, we install Libresonic a music server, so if we want we can stream our music to our own apps.

Why do I use Docker on Openmediavault?