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At this point I would not recommend using PIs for anything long running at all. I have two v3 and one v2 and all of them crashed at some point, one of the v3 wa

At this point I would not recommend using PIs for anything long running at all. I have two v3 and one v2 and all of them crashed at some point, one of the v3 was idle during that time. The one PI I still run as build server operates of a write protected SD card and reboots regularly. I am not 100% sure why the PIs crashed yet (still have to do the investigation), but if errors like this already show up in a server rack with AC attached I'm a bit skeptical.

8fingerlouie 8y ago
The usual suspect when i comes to Pi SD Card corruption is a bad power supply. The Pi will (attempt to) draw more power than it can, resulting in a corrupted SD card. I've also run a large part of my internal network on RPis, but have since moved to Intel NUC machines, where i replaced a bunch of Pis with 2 NUCs. Storage like you has always been handled on a NAS. Synology in my case. I don't have need for much computing power, so the NUCs handle that just fine. See my other comment : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17966507 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17966507