Network
Bits of hardware aquired over time through ebay, skips or whatever.
Of course I could run most of these things virtually or in the ever advancing cloud, but I find working on real hardware far more exciting.
| arch | hostname | ram | os | description | online |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| aarch64 | scrat | 4GB | Debian 11 (bullseye) | Webserver, pastebin, DVR, proxy | Yes |
| aarch64 | grasshopper | 8GB | Debian 12.12 (bookworm) | RPi 5, used for Webserver, jellyfin, proxy | Yes |
| amd64 | earthsea | 24GB | Devuan 5 (daedalus) | storage (10TB), jellyfin, immich, VM host | Yes |
| x86_64 | stark | 24GB | Archlinux | Dev environment, game servers (minecraft, factorio, tf2, css) | Yes |
| armv6 | quark | 256MB | FreeBSD 13.2-RELEASE | 2011 Pi mounted to the pinboard, running a webserver | No :( |
| amd64 | mercury | 12GB | FreeBSD 14.0-RELEASE | Storage, package builder | No |
| i386 | ceres | 4GB | NetBSD 9.3 | Might move my storage to here, since the power usage is a lot less than the hungry fx8350 (earthsea). | No |
The next victim
I acquired a budget 2010s gaming PC from someone. For this one I'm thinking maybe OpenBSD? haven't messed around with that one before.OpenBSD could be interesting given we take such important software such as OpenSSH, LibreSSL and doas from them for granted.
I could also host a local version of Boozer on it?
