Only 2 links here as it's just getting spun up. Probably be a few more in a few months. I have 7 links in San Fransisco, 4 in Chicago, 7 in Amsterdam, and 2 in Stockholm.
Sure, all I have is 1x 2 bay NAS, 1x home server (which may also be hosting a witness node soon!), 4x PoE cameras, 2x computers, then all the various ethernet for the longue room. It is a small, tiny, set up, but probably overkill for most households.
I'll be installing a seed node here probably sometime early next year :) I half want a NAS at home, but I don't want to deal with the noise and it's just easier to upload it to either a server I have somewhere in the world or use something like google drive.
I use mine as a local backup for my photography clients. It syncs to the cloud - but it is not a noisy or hot machine. It is fast enough for me to edit on, but I think for my next one, I am going to risk all-flash, with perhaps 2x spinning rust as a redundant on-site back up.
I'd love for a all flash storage server but the $$$ is too off putting. Storage space on spinning rust is too cheap to ignore it. Though with caching things probably are usable. I half want to build my own S3 cluster to play around with that.
Only 2 links here as it's just getting spun up. Probably be a few more in a few months. I have 7 links in San Fransisco, 4 in Chicago, 7 in Amsterdam, and 2 in Stockholm.
I have a much more modest set up at home. :p
If it works, it works :)
We have very different needs I'd bet :P My above setup should probably be doing at least 5gbps by end of month.
Sure, all I have is 1x 2 bay NAS, 1x home server (which may also be hosting a witness node soon!), 4x PoE cameras, 2x computers, then all the various ethernet for the longue room. It is a small, tiny, set up, but probably overkill for most households.
I'll be installing a seed node here probably sometime early next year :) I half want a NAS at home, but I don't want to deal with the noise and it's just easier to upload it to either a server I have somewhere in the world or use something like google drive.
I use mine as a local backup for my photography clients. It syncs to the cloud - but it is not a noisy or hot machine. It is fast enough for me to edit on, but I think for my next one, I am going to risk all-flash, with perhaps 2x spinning rust as a redundant on-site back up.
I'd love for a all flash storage server but the $$$ is too off putting. Storage space on spinning rust is too cheap to ignore it. Though with caching things probably are usable. I half want to build my own S3 cluster to play around with that.