If those components fail, you lose the services that it provides until you fix it. (6) Has its own hardware including storage. If you don’t actively manage the device, it can remain pwned for a long time, creating a major security vulnerability in your network. If its login credentials (even if unique) are stored by another device that gets pwned, it can get pwned, too. If it shares any login credentials with other devices, it can get pwned. If you are notified, then you have to fix it if you are not notified, then the failure may persist and lead to cascading failures.
If you miss one, that particular device no longer has access to essential services.
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If those credentials change, then you have to update every device that uses them. (4) May store a particular set of credentials, such as a username and password for accessing secured services or data that it needs to use. Either the device manually synchronizes its slice with other devices (which requires user attention and amplifies the risk of version conflicts if there’s a gap) or it’s automatically synchronized (and you have to manage the sync process). Version conflicts and potential data loss may result. (3) May be storing a particular slice of your overall data set, and the version of that slice may vary from other slices of the same data that are stored by other devices. Lots of effort required to update environments and configurations in lockstep. Very frustrating to have applications run differently on different devices just because their environments differ.
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(2) May be running a different OS, OS version, or installed software base than the others - as well as different configuration. (1) May or may not be connected to the network. I find this puzzling, as it requires managing “a number” of devices. There are a number of Pis scattered around my apartment - all doing different jobs. The best thing? The base model is only $20 $5!.ĭo you know a related subreddit? We'd love to know.
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