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| + | # Streaming service |
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| + | This system is a fully automated media acquisition and organization stack designed to manage movies and TV shows end-to-end with minimal manual intervention. |
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| + | At its core, the stack combines four services: Radarr for movies, Sonarr for TV series, Prowlarr for indexers, and qBittorrent for downloading content. These are optionally fronted by Jellyseerr, which provides a user-friendly request interface. |
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| + | All services share a unified filesystem layout based on /data, separating temporary downloads from final media libraries. Downloads are processed in /data/downloads and then automatically imported into structured libraries (/data/movies and /data/series) used by a media server such as Jellyfin. |
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| + | The system operates in a fully automated pipeline: |
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| + | 1. A request is submitted (optional via Jellyseerr) |
| + | 2. Radarr/Sonarr query indexers through Prowlarr |
| + | 3. qBittorrent downloads the selected release into category-based folders |
| + | 4. Radarr/Sonarr import and organize the media into the final library structure |
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| + | Consistency across containers is enforced through a shared UID/GID (1000:1000) and strict separation between configuration (/config) and media data (/data). |
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| + | This architecture prioritizes reproducibility, automation, and clean separation of concerns, ensuring that once configured, the system requires minimal ongoing maintenance while remaining scalable and predictable. |