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#Setup sonarr with nzbget install
#Setup sonarr with nzbget update
#Setup sonarr with nzbget full

NOTE: All network traffic going in and out of the DOCKER_SUBNET goes through the Gluetun security container. This saves a considerable amount of configuration of digital certificates on portals / data traffic which will only be used internally. This provides encrypted security to all data transfers, and assurance that unencrypted data will not be sent if there is a network error.Īll local data traffic between the applications in the docker stack, use the basic HTTP / unencrypted protocol, as the data in not going out to the Internet. If Gluetun drops the VPN tunnel at any time, for any reason, then all Internet traffic between the docker applications and the Internet are blocked until the VPN connection is re-established. The Gluetun docker container will establish a secure VPN tunnel to your choice of VPN service provider, and then it will force all of the other docker applications in the stack to use the VPN tunnel, if they need to communicate out to the Internet. This guide will focus on Jellyfin and the *ARR media libraries in order to manage your media libraries and make your media accessible across your home network and devices. PART 2 - Docker Media Applications and Their Roles / Functions Come back to this guide because you missed somethingįor those that are not super gurus and fully understand all of these applications already, continue with the rest of the guide.Setup subfolders for apps / categories - commands below.

#Setup sonarr with nzbget update

Update ENV file with PUID / PGID / TZ detail.

Update ENV file with local host folder details.

Update ENV file with docker / local subnet details.

Download Docker Compose Media Stack - Environment file.

Download Docker Compose Media Stack - YAML file.

TLDR - Short Version For Those People That Really Really Know What They're Doing: NOTE: It is highly recommended not adding any of your own media files or libraries into the Docker folders / applications, until after setting up the entire media stack, then you can add your media in a structured manner.

NOTE: This guide is not about, nor promotes, the illegal piracy of digital media content from their respected / licensed owners. People also want to be able to put their own home movies / photos onto their media servers, so it too can be freely shared between their devices. With many people owning CDs, DVD, and Blu-ray disks, there is demand to make people's media content more transferrable in their home media systems, so it can be viewed on their personal devices. It can also be used on your Synology NAS, or any other Linux / Windows / MacOS machine running the Docker environment. This guide ensures all network traffic is securely hidden using a VPN, and encrypting ALL traffic in / out of your home network.

#Setup sonarr with nzbget install

This guide will cover all the steps needed to initially install and configure a secure docker hosted media environment, with all the applications needed to download torrents and Usenet content which you have a right to use in your media library, and allow you to stream the media via a simple web browser, and even stream the media to your Smart TV / Apple TV apps around the house.

#Setup sonarr with nzbget full

Set up a full VPN encrypted Jellyfin, Jellyseerr, NZBGet, Transmission and *ARR media stack using this docker-compose guide in approximately 30 - 60 minutes, on Linux, Windows or Synology NAS, and potentially more Docker enabled environments.