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It seems very fishy to me
It seems very fishy to me
I don’t think you are going to have any more luck if it is clicking. What is the file system?
Virtualization has a 1-2% performance penalty
If you hit them with a flame thrower they explode
You want the ability to remote power cycle everything and to get a quick status. Get a single board computer and use it as a jumping off point. From there you can go get some smart plugs that can be connected to the single board computer.
Put it in storage until 2054? It is still young enough to be recent history.
I think it would be cool to figure out how to preserve the hardware. If you can figure that out you could make a time capsule and then bury it.
Proxmox doesn’t have a lot of overhead. However, Ceph is a beast and requires very power hardware with at least a dedicated 10g network between hosts for transfers. You also need 5 or more nodes for it to be reliable. I wouldn’t recommend Ceph as there isn’t a lot of point to it. You can get a similar functionality with NFS or ZFS replication.
Just wait until you get a few machines. You can live transfer things and dynamically allocate resources.
LXC is worse than virtualization as it pins to a single core instead of getting scheduled by the kernel scheduler. It also is quiet slow and dated. Either run Podman, Docker or full VMs. Proxmox has a really nice GUI that allows for more advanced management and live transfers between hosts. It also ships with a newer kernel than Debian although it shouldn’t matter as you are using it for virtualization.
The onboard iGPU doesn’t need anything special once you turn on IOMMU. You just click add ePCI device.
It really depends on the hardware. Also PVE 8 adds some improvements. I would just follow the wiki.
For stability you want the enterprise subscription which is not free but is fairly reasonable
You need Proxmox
Seriously though it is nice to have
Not to my knowledge
Not for WiFi. You can get a cheap WiFi 5 device that will work way better. Just flash Openwrt to a supported device and you are golden.
What class of IP was it?
Then block them there are tools that restrict abuse
This is honestly true. Just follow good security practices
People who ho get compromised are the ones who expose a password authentication service with a short memorable password
Why not OpenWRT?