None. I won’t install something that checks the whole system, but maybe a tool something that checks installed packages or container images against some known cve database and alerts me if it has findings.

I stumbled over Topton as well, and ECC would be indeed some improvement, but most of these boards are fairly new without long time experience while the Asrock SOCs have plenty of posts like “been working fine for 5+ years in my NAS, just upgrading because I need XY now”.

Of course, more features and N100 are tempting but for a NAS they really aren’t needed. ECC, Multiple NICs would be the most interesting thing and maybe something like IPMI/vpro (didn’t check yet if they support that) but everything else won’t be used.

I’ve seen Jonsbo and they seem to be good, but most of them are larger than I’d like them in my small rack (2-3HU).

Gonna check that vid in my break, thanks a lot!

What button?

Thanks, I’ll see if I find something fitting there!

Waiting for proxmox-arm becoming a thing (I know there’s some community versions trying it but I’m not sure how reliable they are)

Thanks a lot for your explanation, this sounds like an interesting approach! And yes, I’m trying to deepen my mostly shallow understanding of networking a bit.

Makes sense to have it at that level instead of each client, thanks

Yes, you get an email containing a link to your download when the requested build is done.

This guy actually built an automated builder so people can easily request tailored images for their robots which is super cool.

I currently have the exact same question in my head. I think I’ll go the following route: Install opensense in a VM on my Proxmox host (it has 2 NICs) and just put my lab stuff behind it in it’s own lan. Everything connects to the router via firewall.

Benefits:

• The rest of the lan (e.g. partner’s devices) do not rely on my firewall working
• I don’t need to buy anything, I can switch to bare metal later if I need to and have figured out what exactly I need

I think the best thing of reddit is them having so many actually active niche subreddits. Many people saying Lemmy doesn’t need to grow don’t seem to care much about that which surprises me a bit.