I think most of the people here have a computer/server they have running 24/7 already. Most don’t realize this but Node-Red runs great under windows/mac 
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I run mine on a headless mini mac. Works great!
It can also run in docker if you have NAS (where I started before moving to the mac)
Totally!
Wait, where was THAT pic???
right back at ya 
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So… does that mean CC is running node-red for rules?
My c3 is on the last limb with 100+ devices and I am staying 15 feet away right now.
Even have a cooling fan on it just in case. Running at a freezing temp of 49C!
Nope we have a state/logic engine of our own, BUT we also allow running of node red directly on the core so you can use what you are most comfortable with/feel is most powerful 
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tbh, I don’t really.
My Hub, routers, and my WiFI router run 24x7.
I really don’t WANT to have to support a “mission critical” system at my house. Too much of that crap at work.
I am fine with complex rules (My HE rules have been the subject of some ridicule for that very reason). But, in the end, they generate the actions I want.
And, in general, I’ve never been much of a “picture” person, particularly when it comes to programming–but, programming in 370 assembler language wasn’t a problem.
current 24/7 devices - UDM, 3 APs, Pi4B, HE, and of course my CC dev unit
My PC is semi 24/7 due to a combination of my sleep schedule, the fact that it currently houses my coral mini pcie chip, and i moved my media drive over to it since it was always on anyway.
Im a big fan of complex rules and flows, so no hate here. You should see some of the flows i have in node red. Just ask april, she loves picking on me about my living room flow whenever i use part of it in an example for something
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Yah I just had him send me the whole flow for reference now. Saves time.
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Sorry, been away for a while, i mean OLL not lL
Happy Birthday, April! Glad you were born.
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