How to use a Raspberry Pi as a web server
Two sets of simple to follow instructions to turn a Raspberry PI into a web server from Instructables and WikiHow. The total power consumption for a Raspberry Pi over the course of a year is roughly £3.50 (400 milliamps per hour), so it’s ecologically friendly too.
Other uses for a Raspberry Pi include:
A Minecraft server.
An OpenVPN (from Remi Bergsma’s blog) or private VPN – perfect to create a secure connection to the internet from a non-secure location (let’s say, Azerbaijan).
A BitTorrent server.
A web cam server.
A personal cloud. And here is an interesting file storage idea.
PingBin has some more outlandish ideas too.
Or, you could even send your Raspberry Pi into space.
![Raspberry Pi in space](http://www.daveakerman.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/snap269.jpg)
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