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This is exactly what we did. I bought a mini, replaced the hd with a 128gb SSD and then maxed the ram out at 16gb and installed CentOS on it. The machine works
by equalarrow 14y ago
This is exactly what we did. I bought a mini, replaced the hd with a 128gb SSD and then maxed the ram out at 16gb and installed CentOS on it. The machine works great and if we start getting a lot of traffic, I'll just get another one and move postgres off onto that.
At some point if the need arises, I'd love to look into getting a thunderbolt nas for the db storage. That would be fun.
- wolfhumble 14y agoFrom my reading on the subject I am not sure if the current Linux kernel will support a thunderbolt NAS. That and the lack of ecc memory is what currently holds me away from buying mac minis for hosting.