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Running our services on computers is exactly what we as an industry did in the old-timey days. You've got availability concerns (power, network, hardware failu
by QuinnyPig 3y ago
Running our services on computers is exactly what we as an industry did in the old-timey days.
You've got availability concerns (power, network, hardware failure, etc), the networking to get a static IP in the place the laptop lives might be a bit tricky, but you can absolutely do this.
- grocketeer 3y ago> Running our services on computers is exactly what we as an industry did in the old-timey days. There are times I long for the simpler approach from the "old-timey" days, but I digress... > You've got availability concerns (power, network, hardware failure, etc), the networking to get a static IP in the place the laptop lives might be a bit tricky, but you can absolutely do this. Availability is a good point :), static IP too. Thanks for the thoughts.