Home Virtualization Server for 200,000 Rubles
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I built a virtualization farm with an AMD EPYC 7551P and 64 threads in my home lab. I'm sharing how I chose each component, what issues arose after the build, and how much it cost. In the video: Supermicro H11SSL-I with IPMI, 128 GB ECC REG DDR4 RAM, enterprise SAS SSD in RAID 10, Proxmox VE, and nuances of connecting SAS drives that aren't mentioned in manuals. The final cost of the build is about 200,000 rubles, and building from scratch now would be even more expensive. For those building their own home lab, I'll explain the logic behind hardware selection, real challenges, and a fair estimate.
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Codes:
00:00 - What's the video about
01:53 - Enterprise
03:07 - AMD EPYC 7551P
05:10 - P-Slot
05:55 - Supermicro H11SSL-I
09:52 - SP3 Cooler
12:04 - ECC REG RAM
13:09 - Samsung System SSDs
14:46 - SAS SSDs
16:57 - Network Card
18:21 - Power Supply
19:52 - Free 350 Watts
22:00 - Procase Case
23:06 - SSD Adapters
23:43 - Noctua Redux
24:47 - SP3 vs. LGA 2011
25:54 - IO Shield
26:08 - SAS Drive Issues
30:19 - Proxmox
31:16 - Quiet Cooling
32:54 - Network Speed
37:55 - Case Issues
39:20 - Prices