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I have an Intel NUC running plex media server on ubuntu headless server. It's running beautifully, and barely uses the nuc's resources. The videos are stored on a synology ds923+ NAS.

I'm thinking of adding a couple of new services to the NUC and would like to move to a dockerised setup. This would involve moving the plexmediaserver into a docker.

Is there a good way to do this without having to recreate and rescan all the plex video libraries?

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[–] b1g_bake 1 points 1 year ago

I run everything but Plex in docker on a NUC. Plex runs right on my Synology as a package. If you go this route you should know the version in Synology is quite a few releases back, but you can easily do a manual install in package center to get the latest Plex version.