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Running full LEMP stack on 128MB RAM, here's what broke

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3 #61

azharhan said:
Nextcloud
Nextcloud on 2GB is also tight with default settings. You tune opcache and database or you suffer. But at least it runs, unlike 128MB WordPress.

Neuland. Aber schnell.
#62

My next experiment maybe Nextcloud on 128MB. Just kidding. I learn my lesson.

ping so high I wave back
4 #63

Green_shinga here. I run Nextcloud on 4GB and it is comfortable. 2GB is minimum, 1GB is pain, 128MB is impossible.

#64

DavidDeals checking in. For actual deals, Contabo sometimes has flash sales on 512MB plans. Wait for those instead of suffering with 128MB.

#65

I will look for this. Thank you.

ping so high I wave back
#66

Jasonceo here. Business perspective: the time you spend tuning 128MB is worth more than the upgrade cost. Opportunity cost is real.

#67

But I learn things! Opportunity cost of learning is negative, no?

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#68

Bruno22 said:
Opportunity cost of learning is negative
Only if you apply what you learned. If this thread helps you optimize a real production stack later, then yes. Otherwise it's expensive entertainment.

It's always DNS. Always.
#69

Fair point. I will apply the swap and OOM knowledge on my work servers. Not the 128MB part, the tuning part.

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#70

Geminidump here. I arrived late, did anyone mention using Alpine Linux instead of Ubuntu? Saves maybe 50MB at boot. Still not enough for MariaDB.

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