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I'm running AMD EPYC 7302 in Supermicro H11SSL-i rev 1. hacked to use Rome CPU (as the microcode can be replaced in BIOS update, this saved quite a few bucks)
by stevefan1999 3y ago
I'm running
AMD EPYC 7302 in Supermicro H11SSL-i rev 1. hacked to use Rome CPU (as the microcode can be replaced in BIOS update, this saved quite a few bucks)
128GB DDR4 ECC RAM
2x 1TB NVMe drives
2x 14TB hard drives
Running Proxmox, Kubernetes, Ceph, a couple of game servers and my personal Docker passthough server (you can actually use Docker remotely, with the caveat that local mount binds are not available). In the future it will also run my Github Actions self hosted runner and a couple more CI workers. Basically using it as my Threadripper alternative (the parts are all decommisioned server hardware that comes in cheap -- even the CPU is quite cheap to say the least)