I have a box sitting under my router with my old gaming config inside: Ryzen 5 1600X 32 GB RAM So i have 12 cores to do basically whatever i want, connected to

I have a box sitting under my router with my old gaming config inside: Ryzen 5 1600X 32 GB RAM So i have 12 cores to do basically whatever i want, connected to what is supposed to be 5 Gb/s fiber with a static ipv4. I virtualize with promox (very happy with it): - my personal matrix instance (@Themoonisacheese:poggers.website) - my static homepage (https://poggers.website https://poggers.website) - a minecraft server that rotates between modded and not whenever the crew feels like playing minecraft again - a discord bot that plays music, since the big ones get taken down - recently added a Magnetico host. Magnetico is a bittorent DHT explorer that finds publically available torrents and indexes them. This enables me to stop relying on public torrenting sites. My router (ISP provided, name of the isp is "Free") also does: - router and firewall jobs - SMB server, sharing the contents of a 1Tb external disk - BitTorrent client, downloading to said disk, and that i can control from my phone or my browser. Both are registered as magnet link handlers so it's as seamless as a native client but works from anywhere using my phone. - Various file servers that i currently have off, but could turn on as needed. - DNS-level adblock (not pihole, just a built-in thing) Over the years i have added and taken down services, such as a ShareX image host because i didn't use it, and various game servers that we no longer play. Notice also the lack of monitoring at all. I'm a sysadmin by day, so i'm familiar with monitoring tools, but i havent felt the need. Some day i might deploy nagios+thruk for the fun of it. Notice also the lack of DNS. I have found at this size i am able to recall IPs for everything that matters. Logins are also set in my VM templates and are standardized, so i don't use a central login solution.