I run on a mac mini server at home (business class internet connection), and it's fine, but I was using XServHosting (with which I had HORRIBLE business experience, highly not recommended)
I agree with the assessment on ECC memory: if you want to run a REAL server, get a VM and run it on real hardware. If you want to run a mini at home or in a small office, sure, but paying hosting company rates? It's a complete waste.
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I run on a mac mini server at home (business class internet connection), and it's fine, but I was using XServHosting (with which I had HORRIBLE business experience, highly not recommended) I agree with the assessment on ECC memory: if you want to run a REAL server, get a VM and run it on real hardware. If you want to run a mini at home or in a small office, sure, but paying hosting company rates? It's a complete waste.