patchthecode

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by patchthecode 5y ago
Basically what i was really questioning was --> Has the barrier to entry gotten so low now, that the average joe can now roll his own server? Things which were difficult to do in the past is now extremely easy to do.
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by patchthecode 5y ago
backup power, backup network connection, data redundancy, security, etc factors. These are all indeed good points. But is this not very, very easily done with just 7 rpi? I guess I was looking for technical limitations that will make it
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by patchthecode 5y ago
hmm. ok then. thanks. I will take the things you have said into consideration.
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by patchthecode 5y ago
also keep in mind. This is not for a server farm for the public. This is for my own high traffic website.
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by patchthecode 5y ago
the conclusion you stated here is what everyone says --> "Fine for tinkering, not practical for actual work." And that is the exact reason why i posted this here. Because i do not have a good reason as to "why NOT have it
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by patchthecode 5y ago
(1) Needing a place to put them. isnt that much of a problem since we can are hosting for our site only. Therefore its only about 7 RaspberryPis (which is way more than we'll get from AWS). 7 PIs can be chucked in a cool corner. Ventil
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Can this be a big competitor to expensive cloud hosting companies?
3 points by patchthecode 5y ago|11 comments
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16 points by patchthecode 6y ago|3 comments
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by patchthecode 7y ago
Not sure why they are asking this of Apple. Do they not know the fallout of this?