Everyone will soon have their own server at home

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Troberg

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sorex said:
virtualize them onto a decent sever with vmware
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I need more CPU power, than what's feasible with that solution. Also, there's a limit to how many disks I can stick into one server. Another important reason is to not have a massive "kill-all single point of failure".
 
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it all depends on how expensive you want to go.

you can use 2 vmware servers and put the data on a san/nas.

if a server goes down it will start the virtual machines that were running on the dead one on the other one.

but then again, you still have a single point of failure, the san. so you need 2 who do live sync.

a bit of overkill for a home solution
 

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DonManfred said:
Yes

Yes. Unitymedia. But wait for next year... Telekom will extend it´s Glasfiber net... More possible when going to telekom then....
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Meh
 

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I "found" a smart operator in Infostrada (1/7 is a good number )

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