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I have 1 RPI 4 (8GB RAM) running:
On another RPI (4GB) I have Home Assistant
Out of interest from someone with an Rpi4 and Immich, did you deactivate the machine learning? I did since I was worried it will be too much for the Pi, just curious to hear if its doable or not after all.
I didn't deactivate the machine learning. It's definitely doable
Your Pi runs all that?! I've setup Homeassistant on a Tinkerboard and it's slow as shit with nothing else running. :(
Not sure what kind of tinker board you're working with, but the power of Pis has increased exponentially through its generations. There are tasks that would run slowly on a dedicated Pi2 that ran easily in parallel with a half dozen other things on a Pi4.
The older ones can still be useful, just for less intensive tasks.