If you’re already running Docker apps on a home server, I keep one box mostly idle and let it join a small compute network where idle machines run jobs for each other and earn credits. It’s a nice way to offset power costs while you test ZimaOS or TrueNAS.
If you’re already running Docker apps on a home server, I keep one box mostly idle and let it join a small compute network where idle machines run jobs for each other and earn credits. It’s a nice way to offset power costs while you test ZimaOS or TrueNAS.
http://192.168.1.7:8787/join?invite=PIRATE-X4T9&wallet=FTNAvAKc3RNSchT1nNWTULoZYr8uZ9nEe6hhU5tqQKPM&update_key=414aed580a51683bfd19aa1acfa85bc1b400b7ce2d044e2bd6317a1881c762cb