# Services Overview Complete list of all services in the homelab with descriptions and use cases. ## Core Infrastructure (Required) ### Traefik - **URL**: https://traefik.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Reverse proxy with automatic SSL/TLS - **Why**: Routes all traffic, manages Let's Encrypt certificates - **Required**: ✅ Yes - Nothing works without this ### LLDAP - **URL**: https://lldap.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Lightweight LDAP directory for user management - **Why**: Centralized user database for SSO - **Required**: ✅ Yes (if using SSO) - **Default Login**: admin / ### Tinyauth - **URL**: https://auth.fig.systems - **Purpose**: SSO forward authentication middleware - **Why**: Single login for all services - **Required**: ✅ Yes (if using SSO) ## Dashboard & Management ### Homarr - **URL**: https://home.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Service dashboard with auto-discovery - **Why**: See all your services in one place, monitor status - **Required**: ⬜ No, but highly recommended - **Features**: - Auto-discovers Docker containers - Customizable widgets - Service status monitoring - Integration with media services ### Backrest - **URL**: https://backup.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Backup management with web UI (uses Restic) - **Why**: Encrypted, deduplicated backups to Backblaze B2 - **Required**: ⬜ No, but critical for data safety - **Features**: - Web-based backup management - Scheduled backups - File browsing and restore - Encryption at rest - S3-compatible storage support ## Media Services ### Jellyfin - **URL**: https://flix.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Media server (Netflix alternative) - **Why**: Watch your movies/TV shows anywhere - **Required**: ⬜ No - **Features**: - Stream to any device - Hardware transcoding (with GPU) - Live TV & DVR - Mobile apps available - Subtitle support ### Immich - **URL**: https://photos.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Photo and video management (Google Photos alternative) - **Why**: Self-hosted photo library with ML features - **Required**: ⬜ No - **Features**: - Face recognition (with GPU) - Object detection - Mobile apps with auto-upload - Timeline view - Album organization ### Jellyseerr - **URL**: https://requests.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Media request management - **Why**: Let users request movies/shows - **Required**: ⬜ No (only if using Sonarr/Radarr) - **Features**: - Request movies and TV shows - Integration with Jellyfin - User permissions - Notification system ## Media Automation ### Sonarr - **URL**: https://sonarr.fig.systems - **Purpose**: TV show automation - **Why**: Automatically download and organize TV shows - **Required**: ⬜ No - **Features**: - Episode tracking - Automatic downloading - Quality management - Calendar view ### Radarr - **URL**: https://radarr.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Movie automation - **Why**: Automatically download and organize movies - **Required**: ⬜ No - **Features**: - Movie tracking - Automatic downloading - Quality profiles - Collection management ### SABnzbd - **URL**: https://sabnzbd.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Usenet downloader - **Why**: Download from Usenet newsgroups - **Required**: ⬜ No (only if using Usenet) - **Features**: - Fast downloads - Automatic verification and repair - Category-based processing - Password support ### qBittorrent - **URL**: https://qbt.fig.systems - **Purpose**: BitTorrent client - **Why**: Download torrents - **Required**: ⬜ No (only if using torrents) - **Features**: - Web-based UI - RSS support - Sequential downloading - IP filtering ## Productivity Services ### Linkwarden - **URL**: https://links.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Bookmark manager - **Why**: Save and organize web links - **Required**: ⬜ No - **Features**: - Collaborative bookmarking - Full-text search - Screenshots and PDFs - Tags and collections - Browser extensions ### Vikunja - **URL**: https://tasks.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Task management (Todoist alternative) - **Why**: Track tasks and projects - **Required**: ⬜ No - **Features**: - Kanban boards - Lists and sub-tasks - Due dates and reminders - Collaboration - CalDAV support ### FreshRSS - **URL**: https://rss.fig.systems - **Purpose**: RSS/Atom feed reader - **Why**: Aggregate news and blogs - **Required**: ⬜ No - **Features**: - Web-based reader - Mobile apps via API - Filtering and search - Multi-user support ## Specialized Services ### LubeLogger - **URL**: https://garage.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Vehicle maintenance tracker - **Why**: Track mileage, maintenance, costs - **Required**: ⬜ No - **Features**: - Service records - Fuel tracking - Cost analysis - Reminder system - Export data ### Calibre-web - **URL**: https://books.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Ebook library manager - **Why**: Manage and read ebooks - **Required**: ⬜ No - **Features**: - Web-based ebook reader - Format conversion - Metadata management - Send to Kindle - OPDS support ### Booklore - **URL**: https://booklore.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Book tracking and reviews - **Why**: Track reading progress and reviews - **Required**: ⬜ No - **Features**: - Reading lists - Progress tracking - Reviews and ratings - Import from Goodreads ### RSSHub - **URL**: https://rsshub.fig.systems - **Purpose**: RSS feed generator - **Why**: Generate RSS feeds for sites without them - **Required**: ⬜ No - **Features**: - 1000+ source support - Custom routes - Filter and transform feeds ### MicroBin - **URL**: https://paste.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Encrypted pastebin with file upload - **Why**: Share code snippets and files - **Required**: ⬜ No - **Features**: - Encryption support - File uploads - Burn after reading - Custom expiry - Password protection ### File Browser - **URL**: https://files.fig.systems - **Purpose**: Web-based file manager - **Why**: Browse and manage media files - **Required**: ⬜ No - **Features**: - Upload/download files - Preview images and videos - Text editor - File sharing - User permissions ## Service Categories ### Minimum Viable Setup Just want to get started? Deploy these: 1. Traefik 2. LLDAP 3. Tinyauth 4. Homarr ### Media Enthusiast Setup For streaming media: 1. Core services (above) 2. Jellyfin 3. Sonarr 4. Radarr 5. qBittorrent 6. Jellyseerr ### Complete Homelab Everything: 1. Core services 2. All media services 3. All productivity services 4. Backrest for backups ## Resource Requirements ### Light (2 Core, 4GB RAM) - Core services - Homarr - 2-3 utility services ### Medium (4 Core, 8GB RAM) - Core services - Media services (without transcoding) - Most utility services ### Heavy (6+ Core, 16GB+ RAM) - All services - GPU transcoding - Multiple concurrent users ## Quick Deploy Checklist **Before deploying a service:** - ✅ Core infrastructure is running - ✅ `.env` file configured with secrets - ✅ DNS record created - ✅ Understand what the service does - ✅ Know how to configure it **After deploying:** - ✅ Check container is running: `docker ps` - ✅ Check logs: `docker compose logs` - ✅ Access web UI and complete setup - ✅ Test SSO if applicable - ✅ Add to Homarr dashboard ## Service Dependencies ``` Traefik (required for all) ├── LLDAP │ └── Tinyauth │ └── All SSO-protected services ├── Jellyfin │ └── Jellyseerr │ ├── Sonarr │ └── Radarr │ ├── SABnzbd │ └── qBittorrent ├── Immich │ └── Backrest (for backups) └── All other services ``` ## When to Use Each Service ### Use Jellyfin if: - You have a movie/TV collection - Want to stream from anywhere - Have family/friends who want access - Want apps on all devices ### Use Immich if: - You want Google Photos alternative - Have lots of photos to manage - Want ML features (face recognition) - Have mobile devices ### Use Sonarr/Radarr if: - You watch a lot of TV/movies - Want automatic downloads - Don't want to manually search - Want quality control ### Use Backrest if: - You care about your data (you should!) - Want encrypted cloud backups - Have important photos/documents - Want easy restore process ### Use Linkwarden if: - You save lots of bookmarks - Want full-text search - Share links with team - Want offline archives ### Use Vikunja if: - You need task management - Work with teams - Want Kanban boards - Need CalDAV for calendar integration ## Next Steps 1. Review which services you actually need 2. Start with core + 2-3 services 3. Deploy and configure each fully 4. Add more services gradually 5. Monitor resource usage --- **Remember**: You don't need all services. Start small and add what you actually use!