Building a home server with a mini PC
Building a home server can enhance productivity and provide learning opportunities. The author chose a Beelink S12 Pro mini PC for its balance of performance and efficiency. Proxmox VE was selected as the operating system for its ability to manage virtual machines and containers effectively.
- ▪A home server can reduce SaaS costs and improve privacy.
- ▪The Beelink S12 Pro was chosen for its good value, low power consumption, and compact size.
- ▪Proxmox VE allows for better isolation of services, making it easier to manage and experiment.
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