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If you are setting up a new server, what would you do different? (fedia.io)

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If you were about to set up a new server, what would you consider? What would you do different to your current setup?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Note: I use hyperV, so my views here may not be applicable for all.

But, get a server-grade motherboard from the start. Supermicro is cheap used.

Having IPMI / out of band management is incredibly helpful to troubleshoot issues.

Stability seems to be a lot better.

Drivers are more reliable on WinServer.