Self host on mini PC?
reddit / selfhosted

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MinerAlum · 2023-10-24 22:09

I have a Lenovo Tiny PC . Its a m90n.

Can I self host w such a PC?

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funkypenguin · 2023-10-24 22:49

Depends **what** you want to self-host, but generally yes. That looks
easily capable of hosting some of the more popular apps :)

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DIYSRE · 2023-10-25 02:45

Personally, if I had three or four of those I would run a Kubernetes
cluster to do some learning.

You could run it as a Docker host to try out different pieces of
software.

I wouldn't really recommend running it as a hypervisor. A USB NIC
could make it work as an OPNSense box but that's probably not the best
use case for it.

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carl2187 · 2023-10-25 04:01

Yea I use ancient hardware and small pcs as all my home lab servers.
Kodi, nextpvr, jellygin, debian linux as my firewall/router,
nextcloud. Most apps you'll host need very little as far as resources
go. Use what you have till it doesn't work anymore.

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kmisterk · 2023-10-25 22:06

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