[tor-talk] Is tor server now to heavy for a Raspberry Pi 2 Model B ?

[Chris Dagdigian <dag@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've been running a US exit node for years now and got kinda smug about 
my uptime  figures. It's nice to have the stable flag, heh.

However for the past 6 months or so I've been getting an embarrassing 
amount of 'node down' alerts from the weather service

It's always an OOM error for tor.  95% of the time I can ssh into the 
box and reboot it and all is well but there have been 4 cases in the 
last month where the box was so unresponsive I had to pull the power 
plug.  That is a hassle when I'm traveling and makes my uptime numbers 
even worse.

Right now I have a script that reboots the Pi in /etc/cron.daily that 
seems (so far) to be keeping the system online but I'm starting to think 
that my little Pi is now too underpowered for what it needs to do. 
Thinking of getting a new Pi or possibly a beefier option like a Nuc or 
something.

Specs:

Raspberry Pi 2 Model B Rev 1.1
ARMv7 Processor rev 5 (v7l)
923mb RAM / 1gb swap

For tor releases I usually switch between the current GA release and one 
of the prerelease alphas.

Is this box too anemic for modern Tor serving as an exit node? Thanks!


Chris



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