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Ayush Pande has written a guide to building a basic Proxmox Virtual Environment home lab server on a tight budget — by hosting it on a Raspberry Pi 5 single-board computer (SBC), rather than the more traditional workstation or server hardware.

“Installing Proxmox on your old PC is a great way to build a home lab without shelling out money on new hardware. If you’re short on cash, used server rigs and budget-friendly mini-PCs make for solid home lab systems,” Pande writes. “But what about running on a cheap ARM system – like the Raspberry Pi? If you’re willing to spend some extra time setting everything up, it’s possible to get Proxmox up and running on these credit card-sized boards.”

Maya Jama is our ultimate girl crush, thanks to her enviable Love Island wardrobe, candid Instagram post and all round good vibes . To celebrate the presenter turning 30 later this month (on the 14th August, FYI), we caught up with her to chat birthday plans, how to handle hosting pressure and the people she calls when she wants to have fun.

And yes, we do want to be BFFs now.

Hi Maya! What do you think makes a good party?

Hands down, a good playlist, a good group of people, and food! There’s always got to be some sort of food there.

What’s on your party playlist?

We’re gonna throw a little Charli XCX on the playlist. Also, it wouldn’t be a summer playlist at the moment without some GloRilla. I can’t go an hour without blurting out “It’s 7pm Friday, 95 degrees” – it’s just so,…

Cast your mind back to the office of 2019 – it’s almost completely unrecognisable compared to today’s working environment.

The last three years have seen the rise of remote working, as well as the emergence of big data technologies and SaaS solutions.

As a result, most businesses have now migrated at least some of their workloads and applications to the cloud. In particular, we’re seeing a growing appetite for managed cloud hosting – a market which is predicted to grow from $86.1 Bn in 2021 to $237 Bn in 2032.

Not all clouds are created equal

Public cloud resources are delivered over the internet, owned, and operated by third-party service providers like AWS or Azure. Businesses often procure public cloud services on a ‘pay as you go’ basis, paying only for the CPU…

Cast your mind back to the office of 2019 – it’s almost completely unrecognisable compared to today’s working environment.

The last three years have seen the rise of remote working, as well as the emergence of big data technologies and SaaS solutions.

As a result, most businesses have now migrated at least some of their workloads and applications to the cloud. In particular, we’re seeing a growing appetite for managed cloud hosting – a market which is predicted to grow from $86.1 Bn in 2021 to $237 Bn in 2032.

Not all clouds are created equal

Public cloud resources are delivered over the internet, owned, and operated by third-party service providers like AWS or Azure. Businesses often procure public cloud services on a ‘pay as you go’ basis, paying only for the CPU…