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jimaek is Giving Away 20 Globalping Probes Through December 5! WORLDWIDE! Enter to Win!

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  • kaitkait Member
    edited March 28

    @jimaek why would anyone run a hardware probe if you can run the docker container on a VPS?

    (and what are the hardware requirements?)

  • jimaekjimaek Member

    People that want a plug-and-play solution and non-technical power users. And it's a good marketing tool, e.g. giving them at conferences.

    Requirements to run the probe are very low, 512MB RAM+ and ability to run docker.

    Thanked by 1kait
  • defaultdefault Veteran
    edited March 28

    @jimaek said:
    People that want a plug-and-play solution and non-technical power users. And it's a good marketing tool, e.g. giving them at conferences.

    Requirements to run the probe are very low, 512MB RAM+ and ability to run docker.

    Maybe you could share a direct link to an update image for those who are having dead MicroSD cards. Maybe some people have MicroSD cards with just 2GB idling around, and could revive probes.

  • jimaekjimaek Member

    Of course, you can find the firmware here https://github.com/jsdelivr/globalping-hwprobe/releases/tag/v1.4

    Just flash using Balena Etcher or similar

  • kevindskevinds Member, LIR
    edited March 28

    @kait said:
    why would anyone run a hardware probe if you can run the docker container on a VPS?

    Self contained hareware appliances are much easier to manage/maintain..

    My Atlas Probe has been sitting on a shelf for a long time, it does its thing, I don't need to worry about updates or anything else..

    Except the recovery procedure a number of years ago when they were corrupting themselves... Close to a decade now with the same tiny USB flash drive.

  • jimaekjimaek Member

    If you can run it in Docker I definitely prefer if you do that :)

    Thanked by 1yoursunny
  • kaitkait Member

    Love the project regardless, will just run a software probe.

    Thanked by 1jimaek
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