If you are a prominent figure, even an OG, and you have a physical server at a hosting facility it is probably best you enable Full Disk Encryption and lock BIOS access, even while having your server in a locked cage at the facility.

Problem with this setup is that you would need to drive to the hosting facility to put in your password each time the server reboots.

One option to counter this is to host your server at home, as the OpenBSD folks do.

Another option would be to go the secure public Cloud route using AWS, GCP or Azure.

There are ways to design, build and operate workloads in the public cloud using well-architedted frameworks.

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