Until recently, my home server was running on AMD BC-250 + Bazzite.
Developer migrated home server (mining board→MINISFORUM, Bazzite→Ubuntu, Podman→Docker) in one day; Claude autonomously handled hardware selection, migration, and error fixes. Signals infrastructure automation can be AI-delegated, collapsing weeks of planning into single-day execution.
Introduction
Until recently, my home server was running on AMD BC-250 + Bazzite.
The BC-250 is a former mining board sold on AliExpress. I chose it simply because I thought it would be "interesting." It's the kind of configuration that makes you wonder how many other people in the world are using it for server purposes.
I have previously written about how I sequentially deployed apps created with Claude to that server:
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