Category: Home Data Center

This chapter briefly describes how to build a home data center from scratch, with home broadband (with or without a public IP) as the export port, home devices as the core, and various cloud service providers as the auxiliary.

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Why is WordPress more prone to "Error establishing database connection" on entry-level VPS? A systematic analysis from database to architecture.
1. Introduction I've been using a base-level VPS (US$39/year) from Racknerd's Chicago data center to build the "read-only node" in my blog's active-active architecture for about half a year now. Over this time, the VPS's overall stability has been quite good…
Why did I migrate from self-built Umami to Umami Cloud? — A discussion of the trade-offs between self-deployment and managed services
1. Introduction In previous articles, I wrote two about building your own Umami: one on setting up version 1.33.1 (see article: Docker Series: Building a Website Traffic Monitoring System Based on Umami), and the other on setting up version 2.11.3 (see article: Home Data Center…
Becoming a Trustworthy Knowledge Anchor: Reflections on the Significance of Personal Blogs in the AI Era
1. The Crisis and Value of Personal Blogs Today. Once upon a time, personal blogs (hereafter referred to as blogs) were a beautiful form of writing on the internet. It was an era when everyone was willing to write and share their experiences: programmers recorded their study notes, travelers wrote down their travel stories, and food lovers…
A Comprehensive Analysis of the Internationally Recognized ChatGPT API Relay Solution: OpenRouter + Domestic Payment Guide
1. Preface: It's been a while since I've updated the AI learning map on my blog. It's not that my interest in AI has waned; quite the contrary. Many ideas and explorations have already taken shape in my mind. The real reason I've stopped is actually very simple: many practical scenarios ultimately involve the "paid AI" model.
Blog Knowledge Map
1. Blog Knowledge Map - Featured Navigation: This knowledge map serves as the blog's sole main entry point, containing only articles with systematic, methodological, and practical value. It aims to help new readers quickly grasp the author's core technical threads and thought framework. Several areas within the blog have already formed relatively complete knowledge systems…