Here is the thing, I have 4 RPi’s of different generations (all the way from Zero W to 4B 4GB) that I use to host services at home for personal use.

Lately, I have realized I am running out of RAM to host more services, not to mention not enough switch ports to connect to.

Now I know the obvious solution is to get a more powerful setup (maybe a thin client) but electricity isn’t cheap and I am not particularly in the best shape financially speaking to shell out $300+ on a decent client to host my services.

Any suggestions?

  • admin@lemmy.mohammadodeh.comOP
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    9 months ago

    Most of my services use a network mounted drive so storage isn’t really a factor (although the more the merrier of course).

    My main bottleneck is computation power.

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      9 months ago

      In that case a SFF would be better than either. There are great deals in the used market.