Note: I write bots in python, so these estimates may be a little off. Note: All of these hypothetical bots are written using Node.js I understand that it all depends on the dataflow and how many interactions it has to handle, but the more input I can get on this the better. How many servers could the bots be in before it crashes, how many What kind of Raspberry would I need to host either of these bots?Ĭould I get away with Raspberry Pi Zero for Bot B? Bot C: Has the same commands as Bot A, except it also connects to mongoDB and stores user data there, thus it also has economy.
Bot B: Basic moderation bot, no fun or music commands.Can play music off Youtube by using ytdl, has skip, stop and other commands, has queues, also the bot can get images and jokes from various site API's with axios. Bot A: Has commands like !blackjack that uses reactions and embeds to portray the game, cards are represented by their number values and various others.There are 3 bots: A-fun bot, B-moderation bot, C-fun bot with DB, Because the country is in lockdown and we are learning from home, we can't go to college to use raspberry pi there, I can't spare money to get one and I also don't have anything I could use to build a project with it, so I asked if I can host a discord bot that I'm working on for fun on the pi and professor told me to do an analysis of various pi's and various version of the bot to find with what I could get away when choosing to host one.
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