256 MB RAMamd64 / arm64 / armv7Go / JavaScriptVery easyGPL-3.0-onlyVersion v0.63.2
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Music
A music server turns a folder of files into a library with artists, albums and playlists and streams it to a phone over the network, where Subsonic-compatible clients do the listening. Given the files, it is one of the lightest services to self-host.
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Services these replace
Every page explains what the hosted service does and which recipes cover the same job.
Guides with these applications
- A home server that earns its keepSix recipes that turn a spare machine into something the household actually uses: a password vault, network-wide filtering, file sync, uptime checks and a media library.
- Everything that fits into 1 GB of RAMThe recipes that run comfortably on the cheapest VPS or an old thin client — what they cost in memory, and where the number stops being the whole story.
- What a Raspberry Pi can actually runRecipes with 32-bit ARM images and a memory budget a Pi can meet — plus the two hardware decisions that matter more than the application you pick.
- Services that never need a public addressRecipes designed to stay on the local network: what they give up by not being published, and why that is usually the safer trade.
- A media library you ownFilms, music and photographs served to every screen in the house — and the one hardware question that decides how much server you need.