#thinkcenter — Public Fediverse posts
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How to Use a Lenovo ThinkCentre M910q as a Powerful Home Server
As an IT enthusiast, I’ve long been (and still are!) a fan of the #RaspberryPi mini computers. My main Pi already runs multiple services like #PiHole, #Navidrome and #Jellyfin – which often pushes it near its limits. Well, recently I found myself wanting to add even more services to my local network. Unfortunately, my NAS can’t host Docker containers, so expanding compute power became necessary.
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https://www.locked.de/how-to-use-a-lenovo-thinkcentre-m910q-as-a-powerful-home-server/
#Homeserver #Jellyfin #Lenovo #linux #Navidrome #PiHole #RaspberryPi #RaspberryPi #selfhosting #ThinkCenter #ubuntu
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@xdydx @stefano @h3artbl33d @gadgetbridge I have #OpenBSD on a #thinkcenter and #NetBSD on a #thinkpad. Both are #useful, #fun, #intriguing. Go for it.
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There's our own local #nextcloud stack running featuring #collabora online and family's impressed so far. #stepca issues the #certs. The #cookbook #app is also nice btw! Next stop trying #AI with #NextcloudAssistant and test other nice things. Since my i3 is operating on it's limits right now, I've purchased an #refurbished #lenovo #thinkcenter core i7 with 16GB RAM being our third #docker host. 💪 #selfhosting #homelab #opensource
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Homelabers, I'm interested in what versions of Optiplexes and ThinkCenters you use?
By thin ones I mean those which are small form factors, not towers.
The towers I mean the big ones for heavier work loads.
Reply with any info/other devices you use for servers.
#servers #tech #optiplex #thinkcenter #dell #lenovo #homelab
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I hooked my GNU/Linux-loving son up with an old #lenovo #thinkcenter mini-PC that I picked up at a used AV store for about $50. For another $20, I upgraded the ram to 12GB.
He's got it setup it up with #debian as his first home server, with which he's now hosting a few static websites and an internet radio station for his friends and family. He's got loads of resources to spare for when he gets into running larger services.
You don't *need* to spend $30+ a month on cloud services when an old recycled office PC will more than suffice.
The best part? Helping him troubleshoot his problems with #DNS and #nginx and all that fun stuff. I've already made every mistake possible over the decades, and he gets to benefit from that. That how it should work!