We're about eight months in at the moment, so here are some current stats: - No OS upgrades (running Ubuntu 22 LTS), but regular update - We've had a power ou

We're about eight months in at the moment, so here are some current stats: - No OS upgrades (running Ubuntu 22 LTS), but regular update - We've had a power outage, but not during the day, so when they rebooted, they went right back to action. Same issue with a network outage in the office. - We have hit disk space issues due to not clearing all the data we needed to. A quick SSH and an rm or two did the job, plus another 30 minutes to an hour to update a cron to remove that portion of the cache I see what you mean for sure, and there will undoubtedly be more things that come up at some point, but with the savings, it would take quite a few engineering hours per month to lose the savings at this point. And I won't lie, when something goes wrong, it's a nice change of pace to deal with a server instead of code once and a while. Can't actually use that for calculations, but I don't hate when it happens so far.