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7e
8 months ago
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Mini NASes marry NVMe to Intel's efficient chip
These need remote management capabilities (IPMI) to not be a huge PITA.
yonatan8070
8 months ago
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How often do you use IPMI on a server? I have a regular desktop running Proxmox, and I haven't had to plug in a monitor since I first installed it like 2 years ago
7e
7 months ago
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On every boot. Root partition encryption keys are stored externally. Also, the Linux kernel will panic on these small machines regularly.
geerlingguy
8 months ago
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A JetKVM, NanoKVM, or the like is useful if you want to add on some capability.
7e
7 months ago
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Great idea. They are 1/6th the cost of the server, though.
bongodongobob
8 months ago
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I haven't even
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about my NAS in years. No idea what you're talking about.
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