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<h1>Servers Specs</h1>
<p class="lastupdate">Creation Date: 2023-02-07 | Last Updated: 2023-12-07 (ISO
Format)</p>
<p>Here you will find information about the servers running on the different services that I serve.</p>
<h2>The computer @ my 🏠</h2>
<p>Some while ago (not more than 1 month), I was exploring in a forum from my country, and I found a person
selling a HP business model
PC at $100.000CLP ($125 USDs), it was very cheap taking in account the components that were inside.</p>
<p>So I bought it, cleaned the dust and installed a nVME SSD of 250GB (a "Western Digital Blue SN550 250 GB") on
it. And then i installed Arch Linux in a BTRFS partition (I LOVE TRANSPARENT COMPRESSION).</p>
<p>Very happy with it for now, no problems.</p>
<h3>Technical specs</h3>
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<a style="color: burlywood;">Exact Model</a>: HP 280 G3 SFF Business PC (3WU20LT#ABM)
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<a style="color: burlywood;">Location</a>: My house
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<a style="color: burlywood;">CPU</a>: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8500 CPU @ 3.00GHz (6 Cores) (Literaly better
than my own PC)
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<a style="color: burlywood;">RAM</a>: 8GB (Sadly)
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<a style="color: burlywood;">Operating System</a>: Arch Linux
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<a style="color: burlywood;">Storage</a>: <s>250GB nVME SSD PCI-E 3.0</s><a> Replaced by a:</a> 250GB nVME "KBG50ZNV256G" KIOXIA <a style="font-size: small;">(KIOXIA is a Toshiba sub-brand. The nVME are very good and they are bundled in Workstation Thinkpad Laptops)</a>
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<h2>Rented VPS running @ 🇺🇸</h2>
<p>The first server that i bought seriously, used mainly for hosting a <a
href="https://logs.zzls.xyz">Justlog</a> instance and other shit that i like to host. It's from the
guys at <a href="https://buyvm.net">BuyVM</a>, very happy with them (<a
style="color: rgb(255, 164, 131);">not sponsored BTW</a>), good prices, good
CPUs, good network speeds, and good support.</p>
<p>I also bought a "Block Storage" of 250GB but i upgraded it to a
500GB one because i was running out of space and i moved everything to the 500GB block storage with
<code>rsync</code> without any loss of data.
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<h3>Technical specs</h3>
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<a style="color: burlywood;">Location</a>: United States, New York
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<a style="color: burlywood;">CPU</a>: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12-Core Processor (Just 25% of 1 core assigned to the
VPS)
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<a style="color: burlywood;">RAM</a>: 1GB
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<a style="color: burlywood;">Operating System</a>: Debian GNU/Linux 12
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<a style="color: burlywood;">Storage</a>: 20GB on main drive, 500GB in the Block Storage which I use for storing shit
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<h2>Oracle VPS @ 🇨🇱 (New)</h2>
<p>So my old rented VPS was utter shit (If you are from Chile, never buy from the guys at "Opencloud", fucking shit servers), some day it just stopped receiving requests in SearXNG and every search
engine was throwing 404 or Timeout because of rate limits.</p>
<p>That was the tip of the iceberg, it was enough, the server had very bad network performance and a shit CPU so
i just
canceled it and move into the Free Tier of Oracle. The old VPS provider even deleted my pending
invoice after complaining about the server lol.</p>
<p>So now in this server i host SearxNG, the count.ayaya.beauty shit and other things. Some essential services that needs to be always up.</p>
<h3>Technical Specs</h3>
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<a style="color: burlywood;">Location</a>: Chile, Santiago
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<a style="color: burlywood;">CPU</a>: AMD EPYC 7J13 64-Core Processor @ 2.45GHz (Just 2 cores
assigned to
the
VPS)
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<a style="color: burlywood;">RAM</a>: 1GB
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<a style="color: burlywood;">Operating System</a>: Ubuntu 22.04 (The only decent one of the free tier)
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<a style="color: burlywood;">Storage</a>: 45GB
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<a style="color: burlywood;">Network Speed</a>: 480Mb/s
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