A Raspberry Pi is a great way to get started in the world of self-hosting. Plex and JellyfinDirect play works, but transcoding is limitedCredit: Andy Betts / How-To GeekCredit: Patrick Campanale / How-To GeekCredit: Patrick Campanale / How-To GeekCredit: Patrick Campanale / How-To GeekCredit: Patrick Campanale / How-To GeekClose Credit: Andy Betts / How-To GeekCredit: Patrick Campanale / How-To GeekCredit: Patrick Campanale / How-To GeekCredit: Patrick Campanale / How-To GeekCredit: Patrick Campanale / How-To GeekPlex and Jellyfin are both useful ways to free yourself from the increasing costs and spiraling number of streaming services. In these circumstances, the Raspberry Pi is simply serving the files, and everything will work relatively smoothly. You can run some small local LLMs on a Raspberry Pi using a service such as Ollama. A Raspberry Pi is a solid introduction to self-hostingIf you want to try self-hosting, a Raspberry Pi can be a good way to start.