It’s not automated. I just have the most important commands to fix/rebuild my sever in case of disasater.

I don’t save all my documents. Just my self-hosting, servers infraestructure notes. I don’t want to have the recovery intructions in the same machine I’m recovering

The only thing I save in Google Drive are my notes just in case of disaster.

HTTPS and VPN (Wireguard) ports

I read that too but I had 2 external cases (fatenc and yottamaster) for more than 7 years and 0 problems.

Custom build. Intel Nuc i5 + USB 3.0 external Raid 5 case with 3 HDD + Router/Switch. The Intel nuc is really power efficient ~10w. It’s comparable with RPi 4 ~5w but 3 or 4 times more performance with hardware video decoding.

I understand. There are Anker power banks for laptops with 65w. They should be more efficient but I don’t have data about the long term use. I guess the battery will last less than the UPS batteries.

I will have a power load of 35W 24/7 for years. I’m using the unloaded power consumption as a proxy to measure the UPS consumption/efficiency. In my case a total power consumption (UPS + 35W load) of 40W will be acceptable, 55W won’t.

The output is DC 9V/3A - 12V/3A - 15V/2,4A - 19V/1,89A. I will need extra adapters for other voltages like 5V.

Thank you for the link but I can’t see the unloaded power consumption in the specifications.

I read about different UPS topologies and the model you suggested is “standby”, the most power efficient => https://unifiedpowerusa.com/ups-topology-optimal-environment/

But some users report the “Cyberpower ValueUPS 600” (similar model) consumes - idle with nothing connected - 20W exactly

TT-RSS (Tiny Tiny RSS). It’s the most complete for selfhosting.

TT-RSS (Tiny Tiny RSS). It’s the most complete for selfhosting.

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