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How I'm building my personal lab.
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# Networking
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## FAQ
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### How small the small and cheap VM?
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It can be the smallest instance. Half a virtual core and less than a GB of RAM will do. Caddy and Rathole are very efficient, and within normal operation, the VM has a CPU load of less than 1%
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It can be the smallest instance. Half a virtual core and less than a GB of RAM will do. Caddy and Rathole are very efficient, and within normal operation, the VM has a CPU load of less than 1%. These VMs usually cost less than $5/month
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### Why Caddy on the cloud VM?
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Certificate authorities require that the service that requests the cert runs in an IP related to a `A` or `AAAA` entry in an accessible DNS service. This is the way you prove that you "own" the service
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### Where's the static IP?
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Servers don't rotate the IP while on. If you ever need to restart the VM, then just change the A records in the DNS configuration. Of course you can allocate a static IP for your VM, but it will be more expensive than the VM itself.
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# Storage
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# Services
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# Backups
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