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k8s at home to SCALE App migration list

Kjeld Schouten-Lebbing edited this page 2021-02-09 23:05:53 +01:00

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• Intro

Intro

While we can migrate most Charts available at k8s-at-home, we can (and will) make our own assessment not to burden the user with loads of badly maintained single-purpose Apps.

A preliminary list of feedback on the current chart database from k8s at home:

• WTF No: will be deprecated by k8s-at-home too
• No: Not seeing a chance currently for this to actually be merged. PR's and feedback always welcome, opinions change
• Maybe, No: Same as No, but seeing a chance this might someday actually get merged
• Maybe, Yes: Same as yes, but no guarantees when or if the work required is done.
• yes: Planned to be included currently

WTF No: couchpotato (abandonware)

No:

• adguard-home (commercial alternative to pihole)
• comcast (too niche)
• ddclient (dyndns is already included in truenas, we should focus there)|
• digitalocean-dyndns (too niche)
• FlareSolverr (very niche, beta software
• intel-gpu-plugin (leave those things for truenas integration)
• modem-stats (not going to add apps for every modem and provider)
• Node Feature Discovery (too niche)
• powerdns (not even the k8s-at-home chart is finished)
• Protonmail-bridge (not going to support pay-for services)
• pyLoad (no UI?)
• Resilio Sync (seems to be freemium now a days)
• samba (leave it to truenas)
• ser2sock (too niche for a storage appliance)
• xbackbone (would prefer to leave this to IX)

Maybe No:

• alertmanager-bot (quite niche)
• appdaemon (CLI based, how much is this actually used?)
• blocky (niche alternative to pihole, worth it?)
• icantbelieveitsnotvaletudo (quite niche, interesting product but maybe not worth it)
• librespeed (how many people actually use this?)
• Monica (weirdish and not very-well maintained)
• Navidrome (intriging project, but seems to be too alpha/beta to include already)
• Neolink (I know how usefull this is, thats why it's maybe. But still not into adding apps for every manufacturer out there)
• piaware (really needs an understandable description for the average user FIRST)
• Prometheus NUT Exporter (very badly maintained, but interesting in terms of function)
• rtorrent-flood (rather complex combo chart on k8s-at-home, might be interesting but needs work)
• speedtest-prometheus (it really needs some work on the chart/maintainability first)
• speedtest (it really needs some work on the chart/maintainability first)
• Teedy (looks to be quite early in development, with a default bootstrap layout)
• teslamate (I don't mind opinionated software, but this one is really forcefull)
• traefik-forward-auth (chart needs simplification first)
• tvheadend (not very well maintained)
• uptimerobot-prometheus (another of the many primatheus charts that needs cleanup)
• uptimerobot (did I talk about the lord and savoir: the many uptime scripts)

Maybe Yes:

• booksonic-air (are there valid alternatives?)
• deconz (interesting... not sure)
• dsmr-reader (niche but very well maintained)
• flood (seems to be quite popular)
• FreshRSS (not if we can find an alternative, not very well maintained)
• Gaps (intriguing, needs testing)
• Gonic (not sure how good it is, but easy enough to add)
• hyperion-ng (A bit niche, but solid project thats still well maintained)
• lychee (don't know how many people actually use it, but it looks to be designed and maintained well)
• network-ups-tools (the function is welcome, but I don't know how useable it is for the average user)
• Octoprint (niche, but really interesting for those with supported hardware)
• Overseerr (the future of ombi?)
• paperless (pretty unique)
• Photoprism (same as lychee, which one do we implement?)
• Searx (niche, but interesting project... only doubt about a usecase)
• statping (I could see a usecase)
• xTeVe (how useable is this in practice?)

Yes:

• bitwardenrs (required)
• calibre-web (many might want it in the long run)
• deluge (insanely easy to add)
• duplicati (very good backup solution)
• grocy (more popular than expected and quite well maintained)
• Homebridge (I think this one is quite popular too)
• homer (super simple, no reason not to)
• mosquitto (obviously)
• nzbget (used by many, requested by many)
• nzbhydra2 (used by many, requested by many)
• sabnzbd (used by many, requested by many)
• oauth2-proxy (leading oauth2 proxy solution)
• readarr (interesting alternative to lazylibrarian)
• Recipes (fun, little, maintained and not too niche)
• Traccar (basically one of the opensource standards for its goal)
• unifi-poller (great application)
• unifi (basically a must-have in 2021)
• Unpackerr (quite relevant with nzb downloads primarily)
• zigbee2mqtt (awesome project, also look at their hardware advices)