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I agree. I have one of those fairly efficient mini PCs also running Ubuntu+Docker and it's totally fine for my use-case. I don't need 100% uptime (or even 99%)
by stefandesu 4y ago
I agree. I have one of those fairly efficient mini PCs also running Ubuntu+Docker and it's totally fine for my use-case. I don't need 100% uptime (or even 99%) and nightly backups are more than sufficient. I can spin up an equivalent machine in about an hour from backup if necessary. (I could spend some time learning Ansible to automate this further.)
- jrm4 4y agoRight? I live in North Florida, meaning "the power will go out 7-10 times a year," so my "uptime" is not important at all, just "the thing in the bios that automatically turns the computer on without pressing the button when it recieves power" I don't need access to the music and TV shows with no TV/stereo to play them on :) READ A BOOK, kids.