Hi y’all. I’ve got an Intel Nuc 10 here. I want to run a few apps on it, like BitWarden, PiHole, NextCloud, Wireguard, and maybe more, just for my own use, inside my home.

Is there a way to guage whether the hardware is up to the task in advance? Like, if love to be able to plan this by saying, “this container will use x MB of ram and 5% of the cpu” and so on?

I want to run everything on this one PC since that’s all I have right now.

EDITED TO ADD: T****hank you all! Great info. :thumbsup

  • veloxy@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    1 year ago

    For comparison, I’m running about a hundred containers on a 9 year old laptop easily (i7 4700 HQ with 16GB ram), I’m sure I can run many more

    • TheDarkBanana87@lemmy.worldEnglish
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      1 year ago

      Is it running 24/7?

      Im currently thinking of using my old laptop for this, but im scared it may get hot

      Although i only got core i5 something and a 4gb ram ( asus k46cb )

      • veloxy@lemmy.worldEnglish
        1·
        1 year ago

        It is running 24/7 yes, temps are stable and only really goes up when I’m home and actively doing things that would make it go up (like watching jellyfin). It runs with the lid closed and screen off.

        You can always use one of those laptop stands with coolers underneath, or even without coolers, just having it lifted may improve airflow too. I did monitor the temps the first few days but it really doesn’t seem to be an issue, CPU temps at the moment is around 50 C, GPU is disabled as it’s old and can’t even be used to transcode anything.

        You can always just use your laptop to try it out, see where it goes and then decide to spend money on something better and more suited to your needs.