I’ve not ran Frigate in awhile, but when i was, it was running as a docker container and unless you’ve done some crazy stuff likely yours is rurnning docker within the LXC as well.
for showing the cameras in a single row. Likely that has more to do with the available space on your screen. Try setting your screen display to a higher resolution. As a quick test in chomre / firefox lower your zoom ratio.
Danger, dragons lie ahead. You could hose up your frigate instance. Take backups of the LXC, Snapshots, etc so you can easily undo any damage you might do.
For recording to your NAS. The normal way is to create an NFS or even SMB share and mount it to the proxmox host, then create a mount point in the LXC to the host mount point. This is prefered as your LXC can remain unpriviged. Mounting directly would requrie a priviged container which is less secure as it runs with root permission. Lastly you’ll need to find your docker.compose or the command you used to create the frigate docker container and modify it to include the mount point as the volumne for your recordings. It’s not advised to store your frigate.db on a NAS so keep it local. I was able to achieve success using it remotely, but i also had 25gb networking between my host/nas. Save yourself the trouble and leave it native to the LXC.
Note, while recording to your NAS has benifits that far outweigh the drawbacks, if the NAS is offline you’ll not have ANY recordings.
ok … are you asking how to get them into the cloud from your NAS or are you saying that’s how that flow works? Sorry just not grasping the context of the response.
Sorry after considering your response, you’re likely referring to the off-line/no recording comment i made at the end. Specifically, i’m refering to the inability of frigate to reach the storage on the NAS. If it can’t reach the storage, it can’t record on it. So you lose ability to record real-time, but you’re correct that previous recordings are fine. Although, your cloud storage account could grow really large, but i’ll let you determine your own destiny there
I don’t specifically recall frigates behavior, but it will enter go un-stable and go into a restart loop until the storage becomes available and continue its day thereafter or it will start recording locally and once the local drives gets full it will go into a restart loop. First case is ok, but second case is sometimes a bear to cleanup and it can happen fairly quickly.