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Please suggest some reliable pico psu that are available online. I have a spare mobo that I want to re purpose as a server so it has to be compact.

I will look for some local isps, operated by cable operators.

So currently I have a bsnl ftth connection and its not working great, I am getting like 20 mbps in a 100 mbps plan. The issue is there are no other operators available in my locality other then bsnl and Railwire which offers only wireless broadband (they also offer fiber, but distance from...

You can use this one, TP-Link Omada AC1350. It supports gigabit connection, although a little bit costly. Your best option is to run a ethernet cable from router to your laptop.

I was talking about this form factor.

How much is your budget?

Mobo is m-dtx form factor, its pretty standard for low end motherboards.

Buy Asus PN41 with vesa mount included, add 8 gb sodimm ram, and 128 gb ssd. Total cost 17k. Buy a vesa compatible monitor and add the pn41 on the back of the monitor, most space efficient option. You can also buy a used mini pc and 3d print a compatible vesa mount.

I have a old cpu + mobo combo, that I want to use as a server running k8s. The combined wattage of system will be around 50-70 watts, so I am leaning towards pico psu + 12v adapter. I can buy a cabinet with smps locally, but that would be too cumbersome and I want something i can tuck away...

You can use tailscale, or buy a router that supports OpenWRT and bridge the connection between airtel router and new router.

Here is the short version. 5 Ghz wifi working. Much better QoS. Its extensible, I already installed dns encyption module.

OpenWRT is a aftermarket firmware for routers, kinda like LineageOS for android phones. I wanted to learn and tinker with it, so I bought a supported router and installed OpenWRT on it after unboxing. Note - Installing custom firmware on a router can be a little challenging, you will be...

I am thinking about adding a router that supports OpenWRT like Archer C6 and use my existing isp router as a bridge. I also want to run wireguard on the router. Anyone have any experience regarding it?