@veritanuda @Destination Linux Network I've run a yacy in the past, probably will do so in the future when I have some bigger machines available, yacy just doesn't work well without very large amounts of memory despite documentation claiming the contrary.

@veritanuda @Destination Linux Network I would not run one on a Pi, I ran one on an 8 core machine with 128GB RAM and that was really not adequate.

@veritanuda @Destination Linux Network If you want a decent rate. If you don't mind if it takes a gazillion years then yea a Pi will work. I had it running 24x7.

I had machine that was 128GB not MB and it didn't run for shit with the default settings, it required considerably more than that to allow enough threads to decently utilize CPU and crawl websites as fast as possible, closer to 64GB which was half the machine's memory. Else it took weeks to crawl a sizeable site. See that chart you have, every time it goes from high to low it's going through a garbage collection cycle, you're spending more CPU on garbage collection than web crawling. That's no good, inefficient, you won't be able to crawl a tiny percentage of the Internet in a lifetime at that rate.