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The base consumer models from regular brands usually have no write cache and are thus cheaper, and obviously slower, but for data storage that doesn’t matter so much.

But you can also look into 2.5" HDDs if you are looking for power savings and noise reduction over regular HDDs.

Well, obviously if you host from your home ISP, people will be able to figure out your home’s approximate location via a reverse IP search.

But otherwise go for it. It’s not that hard to do and a nice learning experience.

Something like that could be also interesting for a Lemmy frontend to make it easier to share images on instances that have strict upload limits.

Jitsi-meet does that. Easy to install as well.

Don’t use the kube stuff. That’s entirely seperate from Quadlets and some sort of Kubernetes compatibility.

The correct way to use Quadlets is with .container and .pod files to auto-generate systemd .service files.