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So, I’ve talked about my project server in the past, but I wanted to give a bit of an update after upgrading my server a bit. I go over more details in the previous post, but basically I had been running over 100 docker containers of various personal services with only 32 gigs of ram, which resulted in a bit of swap usage and no excess available ram, until now!
So, imagine if there was a portable, convenient way to do software development from any of your web-capable devices, but also leverage the power of beefier machines to compile and run heavier applications? What if this coding environment was reproducible and allowed you to seemlessly switch between different devices or operating systems and pick up right where you left off? If you guessed it, this…
I feel like a home server is a bit like the techie’s project car. It might not work perfectly 100% of the time, and it might be a bit louder and take up more space in your garage, closet, or living room (if you’re like me) than your significant other might hope, but there’s nothing more rewarding than getting to take it out for a spin at the end of the day.
As you might know, I’m an avid free software advocate, and I try to use free software over proprietary ones as much as I reasonably can. These are some of the free software projects that I have found, which I either use on a daily basis or have made me say “how did I possibly live before this?”. Hopefully you’ll be able to discover a project that’ll make you feel the…