I built a home OpenBSD router several years ago using the APU2. I haven't touched it/loggied in for several years although I keep meaning to so i can update the OS. It's been sat ticking along nicely doing DNS, DNS filtering, cross subnet routing, wireguard for remote hiccup free.
I have a Xeon D1521 board that I use which does support ECC. It was under $500 when I bought it, but can't find it now. Supermicro does make a mITX board around it with 2x10GbE for $800. Asrock (which made the board I have) sells a uATX one in mid $500 range (I think I spent $499 on mine[1]).
I'm guessing protectli might be a contender here. I think they're able to router gigabit as well. I think there are some similar variants that can be had from Aliexpress but I certainly wouldn't be running those as my router.
> Between cameras and CCTV, it now takes over 2000 cameras and 100,000 sensors to run a retail establishment. So much, so that the edge processing demands led Amazon to start its own OCP project to meet the processing and networking needs.
I built a home OpenBSD router several years ago using the APU2. I haven't touched it/loggied in for several years although I keep meaning to so i can update the OS. It's been sat ticking along nicely doing DNS, DNS filtering, cross subnet routing, wireguard for remote hiccup free.
I'm not sure there's any equivalent now?