I'll probably have to look at this GTM3.0 ideal. I've found, that in the general case, it is fine to underprovision and just let stuff fall over, if no one is p

I'll probably have to look at this GTM3.0 ideal. I've found, that in the general case, it is fine to underprovision and just let stuff fall over, if no one is paying. I'll get around to fixing it eventually, even if no one alerts me. One of my goal projects is to have a 1U racked in Los Angeles or Dallas that's hiding 8-12 raspberry pi or intel celeron/atoms inside of it, including a pair of switches and all the redundant PSU you can shove in there. A nice "NAS" device for cold storage would be awesome, too. I run a pastebin server using the legacy t1.micro AWS instance - or even less, i run it on lightsail now. upon reboot, it sets up ~250MB of tmpfs, unzips the actual server code - nodejs in this instance - to tmpfs, and sets the data directory in tmpfs as well. The only way it could cost me a ton of money is someone maliciously requesting the same paste from thousands of remote machines, but my understanding is amazon would reverse the charges, and i'd probably just not run the service anymore. I can almost as easily paste and link stuff using mattermost - except full-frame images from one of my cellphones, which i can't figure out! there's no setting to allow larger format images anywhere in the configs. So i'd be out a few dollars, know that someone had it out for me or one of my anonymous users, and just walk away. I would miss being able to upload obscenely large (108MP) images and pinch zoom them forever, which is a quirk of the pastebin software i chose.