Relva Media Stack

An all-in-one Docker compose media server for internet based hosting

Features

Traefik for SSL termination with LetsEncrypt certificates
All applications protected by OAuth2 authentication (such as Google accounts)
Log forwarding to Kibana
VPN for private Deluge and Jackett communication

Applications

Plex for your own personal Netflix
Sonarr for managing your TV shows
Radarr for managing your movies
Deluge for downloading torrents
Jackett for searching torrents

Extra

Minio for accessing your files remotely
Tautulli for monitoring Plex

Setup

SSL Proxy

Configure traefik by adding your configuration file to ssl/traefik/traefik.toml. Then start traefik using

cd ssl
docker-compose up -d

Virtual Host

For each application to serve over HTTP/HTTPS the environment variable VIRTUAL_HOST is expected which instructs traefik what url host to serve that application on. Define the virtual host when starting the application stack with

cd sonarr
VIRTUAL_HOST=sonarr.example.org docker-compose up -d

OAuth

Each application comes bundled with an oauth2_proxy authentication layer for providers like Google. This is not only useful to protect your applications against the internet but also to allow friends or family to login using their own credentials and monitor usage from the telemetry stack.

To configure and build your oauth image:

Add your oauth2_proxy.cfg to oauth/oauth2_proxy.cfg
Add your list of e-mails to oauth/users/emails.txt
Run this command below to build the oauth image shared by all applications
```
cd oauth
docker-compose -f oauth-service.yml build
```

You need to rebuild your image every time you update the configuration. The provided service in oauth uses the gelf logging driver so no logging for those services will be available from the console.

Telemetry

A built-in ELK stack is provided that uses the Docker gelf driver to forward the logs from each oauth container to a Kibana frontend. Start the telemetry stack using

cd telemetry
VIRTUAL_HOST=telemetry.example.org docker-compose up -d --build

You can configure your own pipeline for Logstash in telemetry/logstash/pipeline.conf. Use Kibana at VIRTUAL_HOST to filter and visualise your access logs. To find messages that aren't access logs use the _grokparsefailure tag.

Helper Script

This repository provides a helpful shell script that wraps execution of docker compose. Checkout this directory to /var/lib/docker-compose and then add this to either your ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc

source /var/lib/docker-compose/_system/zshrc

Now from anywhere on your file system you can call

compose <stack> <action>

compose ssl up -d
compose sonarr logs

You can also place an env file in the application directory to load environment variables for that application

Stacks

Sonarr and Radarr

Replace the below with radarr to setup Radarr as well

What	Where
Config	`/var/lib/docker/persistence/sonarr`
TV Shows	`/var/lib/ds/tvshows`
Movies	`/var/lib/ds/movies`
Torrents	`/var/lib/ds/torrent`

cd sonarr
VIRTUAL_HOST=sonarr.example.org docker-compose up -d

Start and configure Jackett, then add a new Torznab indexer to Sonarr. The hostname you need to enter is jackett-api and the port is 80. You can add all Jackett sites as one Sonarr indexer using this method

Configure and start Deluge, then add a new Deluge download client to Sonarr. The hostname to enter is deluge-api and the port is 80.

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