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Grab yourself a Raspberry Pi. You can set up a LAMP stack, and it'll even stand up to moderate abuse. Best of all, it's cheap.
by nwh 14y ago
Grab yourself a Raspberry Pi. You can set up a LAMP stack, and it'll even stand up to moderate abuse. Best of all, it's cheap.
- crisnoble 14y agoDo you have any links to tutorials on getting LAMP up and running on a Pi?
- nwh 14y agoI've none that I know of personally, but a quick google shows an absolute tonne of tutorials. There's really no shortage of instruction when it comes to setting up a basic webserver.
- shurane 14y agoThere's probably a boxen script for getting a lamp stack up and running on a lot of linux boxes: https://github.com/boxen/our-boxen https://github.com/boxen/our-boxen It'll save you a lot of the configuration problems initially, until you're ready to configure.
- michaelbuddy 14y agowhile part of me knows that a Pi will work, I feel like minimum for a home server really should be an intel NUC mini box.
- nwh 14y agoI've had a 450mHz G4 PowerMac running my local services for close to five years now. There's really not really a whole lot home server needs to be doing, CPU wise.