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        <description>Notifiarr sends your media apps' notifications and health checks to Discord. Hosted on ElfHosted, it stays awake beside your apps. With hosted Notifiarr on ElfHosted, the Notifiarr client runs with us, beside your other ElfHosted apps, so it's awake to tell you when something needs you, instead of going quiet when a computer at home does. It reaches your apps by their addresses inside your ElfHosted stack, so nothing is opened to the internet, and its settings page sits behind your ElfHosted login. We keep it updated for you; it's backed up daily, and you can restore it yourself whenever you need to. What is Notifiarr? A notification client from the Notifiarr project. It connects to your media apps, such as Plex, Sonarr, Radarr, Bazarr, Lidarr and Readarr, listens for events and runs service health checks, and sends rich Discord notifications, with poster art, through the bot at notifiarr.com. You'll need a notifiarr.com account (there's a free tier) and your own Discord server; on ElfHosted you connect each app with its in-cluster address and API key. Health checks on ElfHosted use HTTP or TCP; ping checks aren't available. Start with a 7-day trial. If something goes wrong, Sam, ElfHosted's AI helper, checks your actual apps, tells you what's wrong, and asks before fixing it. Unlike a generic chatbot, which guesses and overcomplicates, Sam is tuned on these apps and the way we run them: he safely reads your actual logs and proposes a fix, and nothing changes until you approve it. If you'd rather ask a person, our team is on Discord around the clock, in a family-friendly, carefully moderated server. It's one place for support for every app you run with us, handled by professionals, instead of a GitHub issue, docs that may be out of date, or yet another Discord per project. ElfHosted hosts applications; we don't provide content. Notifiarr is open source; ElfHosted is not affiliated with the Notifiarr project or Discord. Start a 7-day trial: https://store.elfhosted.com/product/notifiarr/?utm_source=peertube&amp;utm_medium=video&amp;utm_campaign=notifiarr Notifiarr docs: https://docs.elfhosted.com/app/notifiarr/?utm_source=peertube&amp;utm_medium=video&amp;utm_campaign=notifiarr ElfHosted: https://elfhosted.com/?utm_source=peertube&amp;utm_medium=video&amp;utm_campaign=notifiarr The Notifiarr project: https://notifiarr.wiki/ Sponsor Notifiarr on GitHub: https://github.com/sponsors/Notifiarr Support Notifiarr on Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/Notifiarr Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:13 What is Notifiarr 0:26 Running Notifiarr yourself 0:58 Inside your ElfHosted stack About ElfHosted: we run open-source apps for you, kept updated and looked after by elves, so you get the apps without the upkeep. [s]elf-hosting without [s]uffering. https://elfhosted.com?utm_source=peertube&amp;utm_medium=video #Notifiarr #Discord #ElfHosted</description>
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