That would make a lot of sense if the boot drive is using the same controller

Check dmesg

For now…

Your bottle necked by memory bandwidth

You need ddr5 with lots of memory channels for it to he useful

It is actually really useful

You can search mountains and have mountains show up

Totally unnecessarily complicated though. Just setup Wireguard, Caddy and some routing.

Caddy supports mTLS so if your client apps support it you could put everything behind client certs (assuming your services support it)

You also could use plain Wireguard since it might be simpler if you have the option to open up the firewall. I personally use netbird since I’m behind CG nat

I would also deploy IPv6 since it will help a lot of performance on carrier grade Nat networks like mobile data.

I had bizarre DNS issue I could not figure out. It ended up being that I turned on hardware routing/NAT on my OpenWRT box and then forgot about it

It there a reason you went for a CM4? When I priced it out it didn’t make sense

Rclone WebDav is what I use

I started to use it but ended just going with rclone

Isn’t it a Russian company?

All of the large scale projects are funded and maintained by enterprises

“Whoops”

• some person at Cloudstrike, probably

My services have a higher uptime than AWS, Azure and Cloudflare despite the fact that they are running on 10 year old hardware

Honesty we need a open standard for caching and csam detection.

I use Linode

I wouldn’t bother with a UPS

I wouldn’t

Is mTLS an option?

You also could setup a ingress node on the network to route certain IP addresses over Tailscale.

I personally prefer Netbird

And ECC memory solves this how?

If you have a hardware issue you are screwed. That is why you keep backups