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Hardware Requirements update, drop Marketing #1116
Hardware Requirements update, drop Marketing #1116
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Agree with overall PR, just added a couple of comments about requirement specifics
Have made some updates. @rdlrt suggestion of using a table might be nice, but I don't think this would work here because it would be a very cramped & asymmetrical table. Link to current version is here (also added to OP): https://github.com/rphair/developer-portal/blob/spo-update-specs-drop-marketing/docs/operate-a-stake-pool/hardware-requirements.md |
1 - I noticed some glaringly out of date specs on the "Minimum hardware requirements" page when I was running through the instructions for some other reason (it wasn't a complete review; this just caught my eye).
2 - We agreed to drop the marketing page but I see it is still in
staging
and currently on the live site. If people need a review I will go into the many wrong things on this page and all the reasons why I hate it. For now I just want to reference our last consensus to drop the page (circa August 2022)Following the above agreement to drop it from the outline & the commit history, I don't think we ever followed through to drop it from the branch & so understandably it got merged in with
staging
along with all the newer stuff. 😅One nontrivial difference with the last specs is that support for
cardano-node
on Windows and MacOS is clearly indicated (I don't remember when this appeared... if it were up to me I'd say "Don't try this at home, kids"). With some reluctance I believe that means we should indicate Windows & MacOS as well... but only with as much detail as necessary: experienced SPOs would generally go for Linux but we have to support other points of view including the official one. (I have no idea why they don't include Ubuntu 22.04 since I understand it's in their own testing configuration.)(link to rewritten page)