Subj : What happens if a power supply lowers the voltage by 90%
To   : Markus Reschke
From : Michiel van der Vlist
Date : Tue Jan 10 2017 14:14:43

Hello Markus,

On Monday January 09 2017 16:52, you wrote to me:

 MvdV>> For me that would be no fun. The kick of doing it with my own
 MvdV>> equipment without using third party infrastructure was the
 MvdV>> incentive to learn morse code, so that I could get the full HAM
 MvdV>> license and talk to the whole world on shortwave.

 MR> You still have to install applications and maintain the vserver. That
 MR> isn't any different from running a server at home. The vserver in some
 MR> datacenter has also a few benefits, like UPS, faster internet access
 MR> and multiple internet connections for redundancy.

If I were to run a bussines, those would be considerations. But I am retired, I no longer run a bussines, for me this is pure hobby. If my servers go down for a couple of hours or a day, it is no big deal. I like to run my own hardware. Plus that I have some mixed feelings about the cloud. But discussing that would stray us too far from the topic of this area.


Cheers, Michiel

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