Top Docker Container for Home Server Security

[@kareemschultz]

I love how you organize your docker container folders I think I’ll start organizing mine the same way

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Kareem great to hear! I like doing it that way for sure...saves confusion later on 👍

[@BenReese]

I was just thinking the same thing. I'll have to see if there's an easy way to adapt that to my current Docker environments.

[@ArrakeenHD]

Or you could just use the community edition of Portainer.

[@richardgarrow9260]

Hi this was another great video. I would like to pay you a complaint, I will say I do watch a lot of KZbin not sure that is good or bad. Some folks like to throw a lot of bells and whistle’s with recordings and they can be so long. So thank you. Yours are straight and to the point, you are not to technical, but yet you provide just the right mix. Thank you I am finding the information you are providing very informative. Thanks again.

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Richard, thank you very much and it is comments like this that keeps me motivated to create new content. Thanks again.

[@dbishop9085]

is there any way you can provide a brief description of how to set up ARP for this via a second network adapter? I have tried several different ways and have not had much luck getting outside the local network. I have about 4 VLANS I would like to monitor as well. Any help would be great. Thank you

[@dbishop9085]

good talk, thanks for the help

[@jonasohrfeldt1495]

i followed this guide but does this not work on x86 and only arm ? like a raspberry pi ?

[@GabrievanZanten]

Thank you for the video, though I have some issues running it. The container spins up and I can access the web interface, but there are no devices showing up. On the maintenance tab I never see a running scan. When I access the container shell I can run the arp-scan manually and see all my devices in my network. Tried several settings in the config file with the subnet scan, but can't get it working. Any tips? Should I wait a few hours for devices to show up?

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Gabrie, thanks for the feedback and glad you are playing around with Pialert...definitely a cool solution. Did your dashboard populate? I didn't run into that issue to be honest. Wanted to check in and see if you make progress on that front. Any errors in your Docker logs?

[@DunOpondo]

Awesome stuff, good job!

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Thank you!

[@mdkrush]

Awesome!! Thanks!!!

[@StanyCarteny]

great work!!!

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Thank you Stany!

[@pincombe]

is Pi Alert still an active project? It looks like it hasn't seen a single commit for 2 years

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Keith the original hasn't but Docker repo I highlighted in video is active as of a few days ago 👍

[@pincombe]

@@VirtualizationHowto Great thanks for letting me know :-)

[@JasonsLabVideos]

Thank you sir, one day ill Try Docker, then loose more hair ! But for now im going to pi.alert in a vm in Esxi 8.0 :)

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Awesome Jason let me know how it goes 👍

[@JasonsLabVideos]

@@VirtualizationHowto went very well, took 3 min. Just used Ubuntu server iso, and then ran the github curl link to do the full install!

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Jason that is great. I usually load up solutions in VMs first to help unwire how they work and then migrate the solution to a container. Good stuff, enjoy playing around with Pialert!

[@JasonsLabVideos]

@@VirtualizationHowto I'm still scared of containers and stuff :O

[@meteailesi]

You can check up time kuma

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Definitely wanting to play around with uptime Kuna in the lab 👍

[@dbishop9085]

the webpage is already different than this video. :\

[@dbishop9085]

also there is no version.conf file now

[@SnoDawg]

Better title would be. “How to make a short story LONG”

[@bluesquadron593]

Question: when are you going to upgrade your potato cam? 😂

[@VirtualizationHowto]

Blue squadron change video res to 4k 🤣🤣🤣

[@ImFascinated]

@@VirtualizationHowto I think he meant the choppy frame rate

[@MikeDeVincentis]

Yeah, your videos are very choppy.

[@bluesquadron593]

@@MikeDeVincentis Not only that, the resolution is crap. In think he is using a 720p webcam or a poor quality 1080p. Shame really. I don't think there is a need for an elaborate setup, but my eyes are hurting.