Here’s a video comparison of 4 common options. He tests uploading an ISO, booting said ISO, looks at out of the box security and how the developers have handled issues.

Remote Access using IP KVMs! Full Comparison JetKVM vs NanoKVM vs Comet vs PiKVM

I use nginx, mainly because that’s what I learned first and see no reason to replace that.

It’s definitely more enterprise focused, but it’s using Linux, so there’s no reason why any old hardware couldn’t work.

The enterprise focus might make it easier for those coming from VMware in any case.

If you want something more appliance-like, XCP-ng is a very good option. The GUI of Xen Orchestra is also closer to vCenter in my opinion and should be easier to navigate than Proxmox.

Since you’re using specific tags over just latest, it will only ever upgrade the major version to what you set.

And it won’t change the tags magically, so you can test all of it in your separate dev environment before running it in prod.

Other countries have different requirements so it’s good to always check in any case.

Yes, bans on a community are federated, so your copy of the community also removes their content.

Yes, but only from the original community moderators / instance admins the community is on. This happens so a mod removing content also removes that content on any other instance following this community.

If you ban a user on your own instance, but originating somewhere else this will only make posts and comments by this user invisible for users on your instance.

Or if you absolutely have to, choose the TLD of a country you live in.

Oh, so that’s why I can’t see my own posts. Thought that was a bug.

Cool, thanks

Set up a CNAME to a lemmy server