> Now, you'll want a second network port with its own chipset (perhaps on its own card) for being able to ssh in if the webserver crashes I don't think this i

> Now, you'll want a second network port with its own chipset (perhaps on its own card) for being able to ssh in if the webserver crashes I don't think this is necessary with modern NICs and SR-IOV. I imagine you'd just configure one virtual function for the web server, and one for management. It's pretty common already. Similarly you might have a RAID controller capable of LVM-like "partitioning" of the disk array so that you can present two virtual disks that can be dedicated to whatever purpose you need. I don't know if these actually exist yet, though.