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Running a BitTorrent (BT) or Private Tracker (PT) server at home can be challenging if your home network doesn’t have a public IP. Public IPs are essential for direct peer-to-peer connections, which significantly improve torrent connectivity. However, with the right setup, you can achieve similar connectivity and even gain extra benefits, like access to IPv6 peers, by using a VPS and WireGuard.

In Linux systems, memory management is crucial for maintaining system stability and performance. One component at the heart of this process is the "Out-Of-Memory (OOM) Killer." This process steps in when your system is critically low on memory. It selectively terminates one or more processes to free up memory and prevent a system crash. However, the intervention of the OOM Killer can be disruptive, as it might terminate essential or high-priority processes.

I recently acquired two budget-friendly Virtual Private Servers (VPS) from OranMe, one featuring a 0.1 CPU with 128MB RAM and the other a 0.5 CPU with 512MB RAM. These low-spec servers are not ideal for heavy usage but can be efficient for specific tasks. To maximize their performance, I chose Debian without a desktop environment, aiming to reduce system load.