Show me your home server uptime, anon.
What does it do? How much power does it consume?
This is my HP T610 PLUS running as a hypervisor.
>>47781655
bump
yuyukos new stuff is in the post
~120W for everything in the cabinet
>>47781818
>raspberry pi
>in a motherfucking rack
what a waste of space.
bumping god damnit
/g/, stop being so useless. I know this ain't another wallpaper or ylyl thread, but come on.
>>47781655 (OP)
>Up time
5 Days, will be turned off tonight
>What does it do?
Storage
>How much power does it consume?
Roughly 120W under file transfer load
>>47782449
Don't expect /g/ to actually talk about technology, most of them don't have a clue.
>>47781655
mini:~$ uptime
02:30:22 up 16 days, 4:21, 1 user, load average: 0.16, 0.13, 0.15
Its an Atom N230, Slow as fuck, but its amazingly capable with a headless Distro.
Uses 35W max.
>>47782733
and what does it do?
>>47782848
It's an uptime generator, you insensitive clod!
>>47782883
>uptime generator
That means you're wasting electricity.
Into the trash it goes.
>>47782883
>uptime generator
Wut
bumping for the last time
>>47782550
>wasting energy doing nothing
>technology
>>47781655
>PowerMac G5
>what does it do?
File server, web server, compiling, torrents, etc.
I've got 8x1GB RAM in the mail for it
>power
I won't be positive until I buy a Kill a Watt, but it's added about $10/mo to the bill
>CI20
Dual core MIPS32 board, use it for fucking around until the other parts for it come in
>power
iirc 200mW under full load
>VPS
use it for compiling, virtual machines, file server, email server, ssh tunneling, and torrenting
>not pictured
1U IBM x3455
>dual quad core AMD Opteron 2356 @ 2.3GHz
(I just bought two 6 core Opteron 2419s @ 1.8GHz about an hour ago)
>12x2GB ECC DDR2 RAM
>160GB HDD
>1TB HDD
I'm getting 4Gb/s fiber channel cards for the PowerMac and x3455
>>47783861
please take a picture of your IBM server.
I love IBM servers.
small nettop
use for: faffing about
teamspeak
my little brother's minecraft server
IRC BNC
and some more faffing about
going to migrate it to an old desktop soon, this thing has only 2GB of ram, old desktop has 6GB, also this thing runs fucking 65C+ idle because it has only one fan, a 30mm fan idek, it's total bullshit and it's loud as fuck
uptime is low, i had shut it down for silence, nobody was on anyway
>>47783931
>atom 330
please tell me this is dell fx160
otherwise put it into a trash bin
>>47783882
I don't even have a rack for it right now, it's just on top of a PowerMac G4 and another old build
My main server running as a hypervisor. It is my file server and manages the rest of the cluster.
I mainly use my servers as a compute cluster. I write simulation and "generative art" software for fun. Some of my stuff needs TONS of computing power, so I have 8 servers total. They're all the same, except BigXen has 64 GB of RAM and 2 TB of storage while the rest have 16 GB of RAM and 120 GB of storage. The rest of them only come online when I need additional computing power, so only BigXen has any sort of decent uptime.
I got this stuff for cheap since a local business was upgrading their system and didn't want it anymore.
>>47784008
Oh, and a VM on BigXen is dedicated to a Minecraft FTB server my niece asked me to set up. That's not very resource intensive, though, since Minecraft servers are mainly RAM-heavy and I have tons of RAM.
Thinking of putting Debian on this. Get more experience with Linux.
>>47783948
it's an age-old brandless little piece of shit
used to be my parents' desktop
now it's just sitting/shitting
>>47784066
I don't understand why you would bother with a machine like that. It's worse than a $90 used T400.
>>47784066
I thought about running Debian on my storage server, considering the bullshit I went through getting WHS to work I might have been better off
>>47784098
It was free.
>>47784098
>Implying your T400 can support RAID5
>>47784117
Why not just use a VM and save on power?
>>47784147
why did your dad not use a condom and save us from your whinging?
I have an old netbook serving up hentai@home and some samba shares.
What else should I do with it?
>>47781655
Using an old Mac as a server, it has good power usage, is quiet and looks good but it would be nice to have PCI-E.
The server is internet facing with a domain and runs torrents, local network share, IRC server, mumble server (what a piece of shit server) and handles all local networking (DHCP, firewall, etc.).
This small box is really power efficient as a router.
Best router ever count as a small server obv plebs
>>47781655
> uptime
21:44:01 up 22 days, 22:35, 3 users, load average: 4.42, 4.29, 2.91
actually i dont have a server but that's my desktop anyway
>>47784898
oh no what if we found your name
i only restart when updates require it
~ % uptime
21:54:04 up 191 days, 6:28, 5 users, load average: 0,49, 0,39, 0,36
fileserver, torrents, mpd
53Watt
bamp
>>47782689
>>47781655
>server
>windows
>>47786609
go to bed kid
>>47786609
>being this assmad
kill yourself
I just recently restarted a few times.
it does web/nas/mail/dns/game servers, no idea about the power.
Is there anything wrong with Xeon x5660's?
Im thinking about building 2 machines and running 4 of them on dual sockets.
Inb4 >Ubuntu
>>47786609
>not having an Active Directory domain with multiple DCs and Exchange servers on your home network
installed jessie yesterday.
right now im moving away from kvm-vms to docker containers.
Random-ass laptop (ASUS K53SV) that I have no real use for. It serves as a http, FTP, Samba, torrents, and a Windows VM for fucking around and playing Kancolle in. Does the job. Probably doesn't eat too much electricity because it's a laptop, even though it doesn't have some ULP CPU. Can't be bothered to measure how much it actually draws.
>>47787058
I really don't see a reason not use Ubongo on a server. It just works and is stable which is all I care about when it comes to a server.
fileserver base
media server virtual
torrent box virtual
i'm unsure how much wattage is uses, but probably a lot at 11 HDDs and a 2600k
>>47787125
>octa core atom
>2.4GHz
holy fucking shit.
What kind of hardware is that?
>>47787301
http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/Atom/X10/A1SAi-2750F.cfm
>>47787301
Seconded.
>>47787373
I think I just came.
>>47787297
>32,5TB of stupid shit
Kill yourself you fucking negroid.
>>47781655
industrial laptop
hosts ~1TB of shoujo mangas for a few scanlation groups
dunno how much power it draws but probably not much.
02:30:16 up 367 days, 2:43, 2 users, load average: 0.11, 0.04, 0.01
Power usage? I don't know and I don't care. It's a tower server from 2005. It runs as
>seedbox
>shell
>web/file server
>data miner/web scraper
>>47786975
waste of electricity.
>>47782222
raspberry pi is a waste of space period.
>Bought super-cheap ex-leased server
>For some reason, it's missing several components, so I can't mount any hard drives
>It's kind of expensive to get the parts shipped over from the US
>The sever has been sitting there, doing nothing for months now
I suppose I should get off my ass and order the parts
>>47787426
>autistic enough to count it
>>47787857
odroid shill plz go
[~] # uptime
19:45:51 up 5 days, 16:03, load average: 5.46, 5.08, 4.93
restarted to update firmware. 177 days before that.
>>47786975
>12 cores per machine
>hyperthreaded
are you doing scientific work or something?
>>47787901
Enjoy your broadcom video core graphics no gigabit ethernet and no IR transeiver you godamn plebe.
>>47787937
lol #REKT
top kek bro!
installing jessie on a headless server ... is it acceptable for it to be on wifi?
other machines reach the full 12mbps upload and about 16-20mbps down
>>47787297
>home network
>domain controller
Why?
>>47788517
Pretty much required if you set permissions for files with more than one user with windows.
Its honestly easier to just use NFS and a local dns cache.
>>47788517
cached dns lookups m8. also it's good practice if you wanna be a big boy server admin someday and not a basement dwelling neet installing gnu+linux on a pentium 4 dell optiplex with an animu 2d grill wallpaper.
>>47788604
My server is an old laptop from which I removed the monitor because it broke anyway. I wanted it headless anyway.
It's a Core 2 Duo, don't remember the number.
It's serving me Owncloud, OpenVPN, IMAP, SAMBA and it's also for torrenting.
>>47789640
Forgot to say it consumes 33W while idling.
Seriously considering a Raspberry Pi or some other low-power PC to replace it.
>>47781655
I've got a SuperMicro board running with a couple hard drives. I use Debian on it.
>What does it do?
Web, email, database, Minecraft. I plan to set up another server to do Kerberos and LDAP.
>How much power does it consume?
About 30 watts.
