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> Every time I see this kind of article, no one really bothers about sb/server redundancy, load balancers, etc. are we ok with just 1 big server that may fail a
by locknitpicker 6mo ago
> Every time I see this kind of article, no one really bothers about sb/server redundancy, load balancers, etc. are we ok with just 1 big server that may fail and bring several services down?
It seems that to start off the original system was hosted on a single Digital Ocean droplet with 32vCPUs and a total 192GB of RAM.
They switched to a single Hetzner AX162-R instance.
So the blogger switched from a single odd with 32 vCPUs to a dedicated server running a AMD EPYC 9454P and 256GB of RAM.
That should answer your question with a clear yes.
> You saved a lot of money but you'll spend a lot of time in maintenance and future headaches.