Self-host All-jellyfin-media-server
V3Self-hosted media stack with Jellyfin, *arr apps, and VPN
- Stars
- 586
- CPU
- 4 CPU cores
- RAM
- 8 GB RAM
- Ports
- 8096 (Jellyfin web UI), 5055 (Jellyseerr web UI), 8989 (Sonarr web UI), 7878 (Radarr web UI), 9696 (Prowlarr web UI), 9117 (Jackett web UI), 8080 (qBittorrent web UI), 6767 (Bazarr web UI), 8191 (FlareSolverr API)
What is All-jellyfin-media-server?
All-jellyfin-media-server (Isyrr) is a self-hosted media server stack combining Jellyfin for streaming, Sonarr and Radarr for TV/movie automation, Jellyseerr for requests, Prowlarr and Jackett for indexers, qBittorrent for downloads, Bazarr for subtitles, and Gluetun for VPN protection. It offers multiple Docker Compose variants (basic, NVIDIA GPU, VPN with NordVPN or ProtonVPN) plus an automated setup script handling configuration and service linking. Minimum hardware is four CPU cores and eight GB RAM (sixteen GB for 4K transcoding). NVIDIA GPU support is optional for hardware transcoding. All services run in containers with no external databases required.
Should you self-host All-jellyfin-media-server?
All-jellyfin-media-server scores 52/100 on selfhost.directory (how scoring works) and ranks #52 of 118 in Media Server. It has 586 GitHub stars.
It shipped 1 stable release in the past year. The latest, V3, came out on 10 March 2026.
Setup is moderate: expect some configuration beyond a single command. It is MIT-licensed and written mostly in Shell.
Its closest alternative on selfhost.directory is Jellyfin (88/100, 58 727 stars). It scores higher overall, so compare the two before you pick. See All-jellyfin-media-server vs Jellyfin side by side.
Features
- Automated Installation
- BitTorrent client
- Flaresolverr integration
- Hardware TranscodingRequires NVIDIA GPU and drivers installed on host
- Indexer Management
- Media request management
- Media streaming
- Movie automation
- Subtitle Management
- TV show automation
- VPN Integration
All-jellyfin-media-server README
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