I run wireguard on an even lower end Linksys router, and it seems to work just fine. I suppose my internet connection isn't the fastest, though.
It's interesting to see someone using a single board computer as their main computer, and preferring a Linux distro that compiles everything from source.
Why bother with docker for a home server other than for the fun of it?
I've been embracing systemd recently, and using it to manage processes in an embedded system. Once you wrap your head around how services work, it seems pretty convenient compared to init scripts. Notably, systemd works with legacy init scripts, so you could still go that route if you wanted to. Maybe throwing docker into the mix makes it clunkier, though?
It's interesting to see someone using a single board computer as their main computer, and preferring a Linux distro that compiles everything from source.
Why bother with docker for a home server other than for the fun of it?
I've been embracing systemd recently, and using it to manage processes in an embedded system. Once you wrap your head around how services work, it seems pretty convenient compared to init scripts. Notably, systemd works with legacy init scripts, so you could still go that route if you wanted to. Maybe throwing docker into the mix makes it clunkier, though?