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# Tdarr Autoscaler
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Dynamic Tdarr worker scaling based on Plex activity.
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Automatically scales Tdarr workers down when users are streaming on Plex
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and scales them back up when Plex becomes idle.\
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Designed to prevent CPU/GPU contention between Plex transcoding and
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Tdarr processing --- especially useful on Intel QSV, NVENC, or
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limited-resource servers.
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Inspired by https://github.com/triw0lf/tdarr-autoscale
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## Overview
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`tdarr-autoscaler.py` monitors Plex activity via Tautulli and dynamically
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adjusts Tdarr worker limits using the Tdarr API.
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It can:
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- Detect active playback sessions
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- Optionally count only active transcodes (ignores Direct Play /
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Direct Stream)
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- Apply different worker limits for:
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- Idle (day)
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- Active streaming (day)
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- Idle (night)
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- Active streaming (night)
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## Requirements
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- Python 3.8+
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- `requests` library
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Install dependency:
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``` bash
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pip install requests
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```
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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## Configuration
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Edit the `CONFIGURATION` section inside `tdarr-autoscaler.py`:
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``` python
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#######################
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# CONFIGURATION
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#######################
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# Tdarr settings
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TDARR_URL = "http://tdarr-ip:port"
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# Worker type - what does your Tdarr use for transcoding?
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# Options: "GPU" (Intel QSV, NVENC, etc.), "CPU" (software encoding), or "BOTH"
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WORKER_TYPE = "GPU"
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# Tautulli settings
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TAUTULLI_URL = "http://tautulli-ip:port"
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TAUTULLI_API_KEY = "" # Settings > Web Interface > API Key
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# Do not count Direct Play / Direct Stream since they are very easy on CPU/GPU
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COUNT_TRANSCODES_ONLY = True
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# Worker limits - adjust to your hardware capability
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WORKERS_IDLE = 1 # No one watching (daytime)
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WORKERS_ACTIVE = 0 # Someone is streaming
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WORKERS_NIGHT = 1 # No one watching (night)
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WORKERS_NIGHT_ACTIVE = 0 # Streaming during night
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# Night mode hours (24h format)
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NIGHT_START = 0 # Midnight
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NIGHT_END = 5 # 5 AM
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```
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Adjust worker values according to your hardware capacity and desired
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behavior.
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## Usage
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### Option 1 --- Run as Tautulli Notification Script (Recommended)
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1. Copy `tdarr-autoscaler.py` into your **Tautulli scripts folder**
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2. Edit the configuration section
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3. In Tautulli, go to:
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Settings → Notification Agents
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4. Add a new **Script** notification agent
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5. Select `tdarr-autoscaler.py`
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6. Enable the following triggers:
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- Playback Start
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- Playback Stop
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- Playback Pause
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- Playback Resume
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- Transcode Decision Change
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7. Leave **Conditions** and **Arguments** empty
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### Option 2 --- Run Manually
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``` bash
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chmod +x tdarr-autoscaler.py
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./tdarr-autoscaler.py
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```
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### Option 3 --- Run via Cron
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Example (runs every 5 minutes):
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``` bash
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*/5 * * * * /path/to/tdarr-autoscaler.py >> /path/to/tdarr-autoscaler.log 2>&1
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```
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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## How It Works
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1. Queries Tautulli API for current activity
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2. Counts all sessions or only transcoding sessions (if enabled)
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3. Detects whether current time is within configured night window
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4. Sets Tdarr worker limits via Tdarr API
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5. Logs actions with timestamps
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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## Recommended Use Cases
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- Single-GPU home servers
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- Intel iGPU (QSV) systems
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- Low-power NAS setups
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- Systems where Plex transcoding must always take priority
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- Mixed Tdarr + Plex workloads on shared hardware
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------------------------------------------------------------------------
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## License
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MIT
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