Reddit reviews N34 Fanless Mini PC, 4GB/64GB, Support SSD, Intel Apollo Lake Celeron N3450 (2M, up to 2.2 GHz) HD Graphics 500, 4K/ 1000M LAN/ 2.4G+5.8G WiFi/BT 4.0/ HDMI&VGA, Support Windows 10 Pro/Ubuntu
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[Low-power Chips]: Intel Apollo Lake Celeron N3450 CPU (2M Cache, up to 2.2 GHz), Intel HD Graphics 500 and Windows 10 Pro 64-bit System, Powerful hardware makes it run more smoothly and stable, capable of running for 24/7.[Enough Memory]: 4GB DDR3L Ram + 64GB eMMC System Disk + Support M.2 (2242) SSD 512G + 128GB expanded memory vis SD Card [NOTE: SSD and SD Card are not included]. it's perfect for those seeking a mini pc that has enough storage for windows updation, lots of programs, powerful performance you need whether for work or play.[Dual Output]: Supports dual screen display via HDMI&VGA Ports, saving your time and improving your work efficiency. 4K@30Hz video playback, delight in the seamless visual rush of 4K HD with crisp, life-like images.[Support Wake-On-Lan Function] [Connectivities]: Built-in Dual-Band 2.4G+5.8G IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wi-Fi, 1000Mbps LAN and Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity means you can easily stream photos, movies and musics. 3*USB 3.0 Ports, fast data transmission.It’s the right choice for an incredible array of applications; whether as a personal multimedia terminal, a home multimedia center or for use in small enterprise offices.
I just have a single node k8s cluster running on one of these small, fanless PCs. It runs various things for me, like a radius server, Cloudflare's DNS-over-HTTPS resolver, an OpenVPN server, an Airplay receiver, and the Java-based web app controller for my Unifi equipment.
It gives me a place to run arbitrary things in a generic way where they won't tromp over each other, and through using PVCs I can ensure all of their persistent data is stored in the same high level directory for easy backups.
It's not highly available, but to me it's better than just installing those things and then having to maintain the server as a "pet". Besides, almost all of the difficulty in running Kubernetes goes away if you don't have to worry about multi-node networking, persistent volumes, or load balancing.
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adequate for my needs in either Ubuntu or Windows?