What's with the overkill hardware setups?
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I wonder how easy it is to get used server racks, and how cheap they are
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How did you get multiple 64 GB RAM sticks that would've been ewaste?
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I reckon the electricity is the real killer (and the noise!)
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Definitely the noise. Jesus Christ the noise...
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I want to hear from them because that's the setup I'm aiming for.
Where are you all discussing your shit so I can eavesdrop and steal ansible playbooks?
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Playing Doom.
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As it's obsolete server hardware, I'm guessing each one has a bunch of low capacity ram sticks in it. And they're probably not the regular consumer grade stuff, but some other spec.
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Sometimes it's fun to go nuts!
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Wow look at Mr FancyPants over there, your server has a screen, I just got something (RPi) the size of a matchbox! /s
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An experiment because someone once thought "you know what would be better than two oscilloscopes?"
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Don't even have 256G installed in that thing
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I never received the battery
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Why? Wouldn't the VMs add extra complexity? Couldn't you just run the containers on the machine?
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Sorry to tell you I never had a battery
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I found one on craigslist. Half rack fully enclosed with door on front and back for $200. Had an UPS in the bottom that didn't work... it just needed new batteries lol.
Have a truck on hand to pick up and you can find a bargain.
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Get a few scrap hdds and fit them in or idk wire the sata cables out of the case?
Then create a raid 0+1 configuration and you now have a couple tb of redundant storage.
Bonus points if you can get even more hdds (use usb adapters maybe?)
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this is also my work machine and i sleep to the fans whirring
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I just have an old laptop with a tui screen saver on it to prevent burn
also, the ssd doesn't work with linux so i have to put the os on a usb stick
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I can probably 3d print something to hold the hdd's and get a cheap pcie sata card. If u got any recommendations for where to get some cheap drives lmk.