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I haven't tried axiom before so wanted to try set it up but I have a question, where do you recommend setting this up? Locally on my system or on a VPS? I am asking this because I see that |
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@mzfr Great question. and thank you for opening a discussion! There is a certainly a performance and reliability benefit with running axiom controller from a VPS. SSH connections are less likely to drop, which at the moment is a big one. RSYNC and all operations, except actual scanning, should feel faster than running locally. However, you certainly can run locally, especially with the new axiom-scan. You'd just have to worry if your electricity/internet ever stops during a scan as that would more than likely cause the ssh sockets to fail. Same if you computer goes to sleep. Whatever solution you chose, run axiom in a tmux or screen session. |
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@0xtavian Thanks for replying. Yeah I guess I'll try it using both and will try to see which one suits me best :) |
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@mzfr Great question. and thank you for opening a discussion! There is a certainly a performance and reliability benefit with running axiom controller from a VPS. SSH connections are less likely to drop, which at the moment is a big one. RSYNC and all operations, except actual scanning, should feel faster than running locally. However, you certainly can run locally, especially with the new axiom-scan. You'd just have to worry if your electricity/internet ever stops during a scan as that would more than likely cause the ssh sockets to fail. Same if you computer goes to sleep. Whatever solution you chose, run axiom in a tmux or screen session.