Raspberry PI Hosting

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• MassNodes Member

  July 2014

  The only issue with pi hosting is that the user can OC the system right from CLI. With it only costing $2/m puts you at a higher risk.
• Jeffrey Member

  July 2014

  I WANT ONE
• Raymii Member

  July 2014

  @Janevski said:
  The data sheet says NUC requires up to 65W, which means that in a system with that particular density, passive cooling will be a problem. Correct me if i am wrong.
  Otherwise it looks like a nice board.

  You could just remove the casing, place it in a rack with a fan on it? Multiple ones on a 1 U tray.
• agentmishra Member, Host Rep

  July 2014

  @nexmark said:
  Would any of you be interested in some Raspberry PI hosting
  
  
  
  
  It'll cost around $2 A month for 1 IPV4 Address, 100GB Bandwidth @ 100Mbps, Free Re-install's/Installations
  
  
  Just wanted to know if Raspberry PI's are hot enough in the hosting industry
  
  
  
  
  These's PI's I have are a mix of Model a and b
  
  
  Personally myself, These thing's have alot of power for their size and power consumption, Could be very LET friendly besides some cheap VPS

  how do i signup????
• Stevie Member

  July 2014

  @nexmark are you an alt of vicommunication/Boxode?

  Alot of your topics/comments seem very similar, like this one where vi/box talk about hosting a dedicated Pi

  http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/28529/would-you-be-interested-in-micro-dedicated-servers#latest

  Hmmmmmmmmmmm.
• nexmark Member

  July 2014

  @Stevie said:
  nexmark are you an alt of vicommunication/Boxode?

  Alot of your topics/comments seem very similar, like this one where vi/box talk about hosting a dedicated Pi

  http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/28529/would-you-be-interested-in-micro-dedicated-servers#latest

  Hmmmmmmmmmmm.

  We're not affiliated with each other, Just pure coincidence
• Stevie Member

  July 2014

  @nexmark

  ok good enough for me eyebrow still raised
• zhuanyi Member

  July 2014 edited July 2014

  @Stevie said:
  nexmark are you an alt of vicommunication/Boxode?

  I think Vicommunications used to belong to BlueVM which in turn belongs to CC, doubt they have any affiliation with Nexthost...

  but then who knows?