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Just here to say that the *arrs and Plex use sqlite3 databases. If these are over the network then they're going to run SUPER slow.
At least for me, when running it over NFS the arr logs were full of waiting for locked databaae and Plex started to show similar warnings in the logs after a few people were using it.
I agree that sqlite is slower through the network than a database server that was made with that in mind, but I think in your case the majority of it was something different.
I've recently read in the Jellyfin docs about problems with fs locks on an NFS share, and the point is that NFS does not enable locks by default or something like that, and you have to configure it yourself.