AdGuardHome is far better than PiHole. It's a single Go binary and I think UI is better. It won't break if you upgrade your system. You don't need docker or LAMP stack. Just pull binary and run it. It will even generate systemd service file for you if you need.
Wow, was debugging a dockerized Pi-Hole when I saw this comment.
Now I'm running AdGuardHome on an EdgeRouter-POE, very slick install via script!
Happy to move on from constantly handholding Pi-Hole. I had to move it from a Raspberry Pi to an Intel NUC earlier, since the raspi SD-card had crapped out.
Yay for efficient programming!
Edit: Also great to see that AGH has secure DNS built in. My Pi-Hole solution required cloudflared [0] for that.
Agreed, the fact that it's a single binary made me switch from pi-hole. I don't need to run an extra device now, AdGuard runs directly on my edgerouter-x.
This is cool. I was planning on setting up a PiHole soon, but maybe I'll try this instead. Are there any downsides you've noticed?
Also, I'm cool with a paid product, but it looks like this one is open source? I know they have paid products, but I can't figure out if it relates to this at all?
Agreed! I switched to a Gli.net Flint router which has AdGuard built in. It’s incredibly simple to setup compared to a separate pi-hole and easy to edit a custom Allow/Block list. No hesitation in recommending this to non-technical people too.
That looks interesting. I'm using a pi-hole now, but it seems that AdGuardHome can be installed directly on my (OpenWrt) router. Does anyone here have experience with that?
I do have proxmox at home already, so spinning up a container for PiHole and pivpn was super easy. But it looks like AGH supports certain features PiHole does not.
AdGuardHome is far better than PiHole. It's a single Go binary and I think UI is better. It won't break if you upgrade your system. You don't need docker or LAMP stack. Just pull binary and run it. It will even generate systemd service file for you if you need.
Edit: https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome