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I don't get why people want these for self-hosting. They're meant for GPIO and automation control. They're massively underpowered.
Just use an actual SBC and leave these for electronics.
They're great for low strength, dedicated platforms instead of using something with more muscle like a NUC, also where a VM or container can't be used.
Out of curiosity, what are some use cases that would fit this criteria? VMs and containers are very capable and it's much easier to debug a failed VM than a failed piece of hardware.
Primarily the external postgresql db for my k3s cluster.