I turned a pile of old hardware into a home lab that saves me money every month
For the longest time, I’d imagined container and VM-hosting workstations to require cutting-edge hardware. After all, I’d grown up drooling over Xeon rigs with dozens of CPU cores and an ungodly number of RAM sticks that could drive hundreds of virtual guests on powerful server platforms without breaking a sweat. However, it wasn’t until I began my descent into virtualization projects that I realized how wrong these misconceptions were.
For the longest time, I’d imagined container and VM-hosting workstations to require cutting-edge hardware. After all, I’d grown up drooling over Xeon rigs with dozens of CPU cores and an ungodly number of RAM sticks that could drive hundreds of virtual guests on powerful server platforms without breaking a sweat. However, it wasn’t until I began my descent into virtualization projects that I realized how wrong these misconceptions were.
Mirna Karanović
Serbia
Serbia
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