Learn how to set up and use Speedtest Tracker, an open-source, self-hosted solution for scheduling and monitoring internet speed tests. Explore the user interface, compare old and new versions, and follow step-by-step installation instructions using Docker. Discover how to configure email notifications, access the newly installed system, and perform a test run. Gain insights into supporting open-source projects and leveraging various hosting services for your server needs.
Speedtest Tracker - An Open Source, Self-Hosted Speedtest Running on a Schedule
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Overview
Syllabus
Beginning
Introduction
Thank you to my Patrons at Patreon, and my subscribers at YouTube
The overview of Speedtest Tracker UI
The Old Version Quick Overview
The New Version Overview
Donating to the Project I donate on video
Installing Speedtest Tracker
Access our new install and login
Setting up SMTP for Email Notifications
Test our Email Notification
Taught by
Awesome Open Source
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