So literally just found somebody's exim main log archive.gz that was 12 GB and this is an archive from 2023. I have no idea why it even exists on this mans server still and was not reclaimed with the rest of its older brothers. I'm guessing failed cron idk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
When you're in a restaurant and your server accidentally dumps the entire tray of food in your lap, would you prefer them to apologize or just stare at you because you already know what the problem is. Clearly you requested food to be delivered to your table and it didn't make it there.
To reiterate, they are not my logs. It's not my server. It's a server that the customer is renting and not maintaining and we're not going to purge their data unless they ask not all logs rotate. Mostly error_log files in garbage wp sites
LMFAO. I probably have to truncate at least five error log files a week on various vps servers at my company because they fill the SSD and crash the OS. We rent servers we don't dev them for our cx.
Largest error file I've seen so far is 32 GB
Site owners are normally clueless. Site developers normally can't give a single fuck and systems administrators like me. Get to pick up the pieces and tell them to tell their Deb to fix it and then we pick it up again and tell them to tell their Dev to fix it let me know when you sense a pattern
NVME is a physical size standard
A NVME SSD and a normal 2.5 inch SSD are the same tech different form factor. NVMEs are a bit more expensive normally. Just look for a SSD that has 3d nand cache the more the better. Though I will note since the NVME SSDs are physically closed to the CPU and South bridge they are a mote faster.
Not really certain what you mean by that. Assuming that you're using a Linux distribution, you can map multiple drives to that installation. Really it depends on what you want to do and how you do it. There are many, many options. If you are not familiar with a unix-based environment, I would advise that you start there and figure out later what distro you want to use and how you want to use it.
I don't know what access to hardware you have, but if I was you you would probably be better off making this yourself.
From what I'm understanding, you already have a hand cart/Dolly. I would advise that if you are not comfortable with welding to find a local machine shop most welders will be glad to pick up a simple job like this for $60 to $100 as you only really need a few welds to build out a basic frame on the dolly and extend the handles and casters to the dolly frame.
After you have the frame, all you need is a few 2x4s and plywood.
You need a $50 neodymium magnet and direct access to the platters