This charm provides Radarr. Radarr is an automatic NZB downloader for movies.
To deploy:
juju deploy cs:~pirate-charmers/radarr
This charm implements
- interface:reverseproxy intended for use with the HAProxy Charm. This should be used if remote access is required to enable TLS encryption.
- interface:usenetdownloader intended for use with the Sabnzbd Charm.
This charm is under development, several other use cases/features are still under consideration. Merge requests are certainly appreciated, some examples of current limitations include.
- Scale out usage is not intended, I'm not even sure what use it would be
- The GitHub API is used to find the latest release, and if the install hook runs too many time, you could find yourself hitting an API limit will cause the hook to fail
You will most likely want to use a bundle to set options during deployment.
See the full list of configuration options below. This will detail some of the options that are worth highlighting.
- restore-config: Combined with a resource allows restoring a previous configuration. This can also be used to migrate from non-charmed Radarr. The Radarr backup zip needs to be attached as the resource Radarrconfig.
- backup-count: This configuration is not currently used.
- backup-location: A folder to sync the Radarr backups to daily, number and frequency of backups are controlled by Radarr. This charm simply syncs (including deletions) the Backup folder to another location of your choosing.
- proxy-*: The proxy settings allow configuration of the reverseproxy interface that will be registered during relation.
- hostname will allow you to customize the hostname, be aware that doing this can cause multiple hosts to have the same hostname if you scale out the number of units. Setting hostname to "$UNIT" will set the hostname to the juju unit id. Note scaling out is not supported, tested, or useful.
- Code: https://github.com/pirate-charmers/layer-Radarr
- Bug tracking: https://github.com/pirate-charmers/layer-Radarr/issues
- Contact information: james@ec0.io