Guide: Running Jellyfin in Synology's DSM 7 Using Docker Compose

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You have add each genre as a separate path in the library. Shows, Movies, and the Music library types don't support nesting folders in this manner if you were to just add the overarching Music folder.

1. Jellyfin should be stopped when an update is performed. On Linux, the service is stopped automatically and for Docker the update can only happen after the container is stopped. I don't know if Synology Container Manager does any of that for you.

2. I purchased a domain (not required, a free DDNS is fine) and setup a reverse proxy and port forwarding to make my Jellyfin publicly accessible. VPNs are common as well. Tailscale does not require you to open ports on your router.