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I'm new to this and I was curious, what's the screen on the side? Like, what's it showing and what are you using to do so?
My server is literally a laptop from 2010 running Ubuntu server with some external hard drives and an old cooling pad.
I mainly installed the screen as an easy way to see what's happening during boot, so I don't have to lug the server into the other room and connect it to a monitor when I make changes to things. I'm planning on setting up a stats readout so it's useful the rest of the time - things like network status/traffic, disk/cpu utilisation etc.