ARM-based dedicated servers as optional configuration /RaspberryPi
In addition to classic x86 servers, an optional offer for ARM-based dedicated servers or a customized configuration could be interesting.
This offer would be aimed specifically at developers, learning projects, and private users and would be clearly labeled as Dev/Lab/Experimental. The goal is not high-load or productive use, but clearly defined use cases with low support expectations.
ARM dedicated servers are particularly suitable for:
Development and test environments (ARM Docker, CI/CD)
Monitoring, VPN, and small web services
Learning and training projects
Small private game servers (e.g., Minecraft Vanilla/Paper for approx. 1–4 players)
ARM hardware may be sufficient for private mini game servers with a small number of players and reduced settings, provided that the offer is clearly limited and communicated accordingly (no gaming hosting in the traditional sense).
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Jan 18
PinnedThanks for the suggestion! 💚
After reviewing it, we won’t be moving forward right now, but we genuinely appreciate the input.
We currently don’t see a demand in the market to gain this architecture, however our vps systems are compatible with virtualisation systems, to run arm based programs.
Furthermore the vps system also would cover the demand and be more scalable for ourselves.