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I have 100% zero maintenance software running on customer's site. It is a Debian-powered machine, not connected to internet, which is performing various tasks
by mister_hn 7y ago
I have 100% zero maintenance software running on customer's site.
It is a Debian-powered machine, not connected to internet, which is performing various tasks and controlling some hardware. The software running on it was built 6 years ago in C++ and using OpenCV and CUDA.
The machine powers on and off itself on a specific routine due to on-site checks.
It clears old logs automatically if older than X days or bigger than Y MBytes.
Until today, no software or hardware failure occurred. The whole disk is snapshotted with dd command. If hard drive failures occur, it's easy to swap it and start again.