It's not so much about me or my work, but many European governments and businesses rely on these US cloud companies due to the lack of proper EU alternatives.
Hetzner is great, have been using their server auction servers for many Proxmox hobby projects. Just hoping we'll have proper Cloud contenders in Europe one day, to take on AWS / Azure / GCP.
Since it has no main, I guess it's not an executable but meant as a library, which also explains the exports, as a third party should be able to consumer the library
I'm running Nextcloud as a VM on Proxmox, Proxmox running on a NUC6i5SYH, with 32GB and 1TB SSD. The Nextcloud VM had 8GB of RAM assigned, which is more than enough, I think I could get away with 4. There's only two users though, so it doesn't see a lot of Intensive usage.
It's been working like a charm for me for years already.
Basically all of my shots come out shittier than I had imagined it, which I then use for fuel of my GAS. lol
Pure oplichterij. Ik verwacht Kamervragen.
What's the risk? That they would shut down operations randomly in the EU?
That keyboard looks pretty sweet. When coming from a "regular" keyboard, what's the learning curve like?
Nice, might give this a try. Currently using Kagi, which works great, but is American and much more expensive.
It's not so much about me or my work, but many European governments and businesses rely on these US cloud companies due to the lack of proper EU alternatives.
Hetzner is great, have been using their server auction servers for many Proxmox hobby projects. Just hoping we'll have proper Cloud contenders in Europe one day, to take on AWS / Azure / GCP.
Since it has no main, I guess it's not an executable but meant as a library, which also explains the exports, as a third party should be able to consumer the library
I'm running Nextcloud as a VM on Proxmox, Proxmox running on a NUC6i5SYH, with 32GB and 1TB SSD. The Nextcloud VM had 8GB of RAM assigned, which is more than enough, I think I could get away with 4. There's only two users though, so it doesn't see a lot of Intensive usage.
It's been working like a charm for me for years already.