JASN_DE @ JASN_DE @lemmy.world

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It's the way I do all of my service backups. One separate DB container per docker stack so nothing else is in there, all the data in one folder, and off we go at 1AM.

You're building a machine from parts. Different Mainboard, PSU, CPU and drive combinations. No real way for a system manufacturer to optimize for a specific use case and power target.

The full ATX PSU alone has a widely variable efficiency, and often not down in the low double digit power areas.

You're not going to see similar power levels to those ARM devices. A massive part will be the drives, 3.5" drives take between 6 and 10W per drive while running.

Only partially an actor, but I sincerely hope Weird Al Yankovic keeps being as awesome as he is.

I ran it very successfully on a RPi4 as a media center connect to the living room TV.

However, I don't really get your plan to virtualize them on one machine. What's the goal here?

Which instruments?

Also: laws of physics for some of them.

Much better to quickly determine CPU and memory load.

Someone got scared it seems.

Use Filezilla and SFTP.

Are we talking main + guest network, or 2,4GHz + 5GHz, or something else?

No. This installation is so old it precedes the AIO image. "Standard" docker image, redis, mariadb.

Docker behind a Traefik proxy with crowdsec checking (adds additional lag). Ryzen 2700x 32GB local machine. All storage on SSD.

The web interface is very usable, switching subpages takes maybe half a second max without it being cached by the browser.

Could of course be quicker (as basically everything ever), but as we mostly use it with the Windows sync clients and Android apps we never really have any issues.

Why pay money for it if you can simply set up your own instance and get it all anyway?

Yeah but come on, who could've know that would happen this year? I mean, we already had one four years ago, one would think that'd be enough...

Their main "selling" point is Ai integration. If enabled, they're selling your browsing history/behavior to OpenAI.

Native, docker, something else? How starved are you at the moment?

Yeah. Should have named it Icarus or Unsinkable 2 or something like that.

2p2? P2P?

As far as I understood from some research is that I would need to install and run an DHCP server on my laptop, which they did not recommend.

Or simply set up the Pi with a static IP.

there does not seem to be a standard for connecting to a device directly over a single cable and login with a user account.

There is. A cable. You just need two non-identical IPs from the same subnet, e.g. 10.0.0.1 and 10.0.0.2 or whichever you want from the private ranges.

You again.