>>107529473
nice machine, are you using a rackmount server? how do you like rocky linux? Why did you choose it?

>>107529567
>nice machine
thanks its a work in progress. I only have a single TB SSD to hold me off atm because i hate spending money. I'll add more w/ raid later but don't find it necessary atm
>are you using a rackmount server
Yes, its a 3U short boy (16in depth) but since I'm not done with it (and probably wont be for a while) I havent mounted it in my cabinet
>how do you like rocky linux? Why did you choose it?
I chose it specifically as the preferred OS of a docker stack my coworker is working on. My company mainly creates VMs when they want something but I wanted something physical. Currently its used only to test his stack. I havent told them its not a VM yet, just reported issues and bugs I run into. I'm not sure if he'd be happy or upset that I popped his baby's 'physical server' cherry

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>>107529687
so, it's a homelab or are you posting your work machine here on /g/?

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>>107529826
100% home lab, i bought and paid for it and intended to use it as a home server to eventually replace my HP slim shitbox that I use as a NAS, emby server, and automation run server. I'm just using it to test a coworkers stack on physical hardware and... the deployment is actually nice, and makes me want to keep it. It includes an inventory manager, forgejo, a hashicorp vault, automatic cert generation, a fuckton of other stuff (30 pods atm)

>>107529869
are you dev or admin?

>>107530032
closer to a 'dev' role i suppose
if i'm still talking to OP you got a nice bit of RAM; is that a home server or personal computer? I tried linux mint on another home server (to serve a very specific purpose) and backed out and went with windows 10 ent ltsc due to equally very specific linux mint constraints

>>107530087
>>107530087
>if i'm still talking to OP
yes, you are, it's just the two of us so far :)
>>107530087
>you got a nice bit of RAM
yeah, i am working with several VMs, was using QubesOS and some Docker Containers, like ArchiveTeam Warrior also LLMs
>>107530087
>is that a home server or personal computer?
it's just my personal computer. RAM was pretty cheap back then, so I went with more ram, just to make sure

>>107530114
what's that font?

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>>107530156

>>107530171
ty

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>>107530144
>yeah, i am working with several VMs, was using QubesOS and some Docker Containers
Nice i wanted to do that on my personal computer but, ive just been busy with work and other personal projects lately and i guess i have that server to run VMs now anyway (or well, in its current state docker and kubernetes clusters)
>also LLMs
Do they run okay with that card? I built my PC about 6 months ago after having the same machine and never opening it for 8 years, and designed mine with virtualization and LLMs in mind. I played around with it at first, using ollama and trying stable diffusion webui but havent touched it in a while.
>>107530144
>RAM was pretty cheap back then
Yeah my personal PC RAM went up 450% since I got it. Even my server RAM (4 32GB DDR4 LRDIMM sticks) went up 224% since i got it a month ago

picrel is my personal computer's fastfetch. No, i don't have a fuckton of 8tb drives, thats just seperate shares on that hp slim shitbox NAS i mentioned. I wanted a seperate share for media, web server, automation scripts, and a share for work. I should just make one share desu, it clutters my file explorer

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>>107530244
>uptime 56 min
this is because my dumb ass accidentally hit the power button with my slipper btw

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we fetch

what is the point of this thread when /desktop/ exists

>>107530244
>Do they run okay with that card? I built my PC about 6 months ago after having the same machine and never opening it for 8 years, and designed mine with virtualization and LLMs in mind. I played around with it at first, using ollama and trying stable diffusion webui but havent touched it in a while.
I just run them with my CPU, i didn't want to install ROCM because of Stability concerns. I am using https://gpt4all.io

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trying to configure awesomewm is a turbo pain

>>107530313
>trying to configure awesomewm is a turbo pain
yeah, but it works well out of the box. if you want something fancy, its a huge fuckery

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>>107529391

I fetch too