While doing this I learned that #LEGO_Group 3x6 "BRICK 4/3, 16X16 W/ 4.85 HOLE" (element ID 6302092) matches the size of an #IKEANederland KALLAX cabinet (https://t.co/erKDPgpjLT) perfectly:

#LEGO_Group This will make sure I can keep the cool external aesthetics of the coloured cables from the switch, without having to pull that throughout the MOC to the nodes (it just makes maintenance also a lot easier): https://toot-toot.wyrihaxim.us/@wyri/111193914559469567

#LEGO_Group The locking in place in action on video:

Initial prototype to keep an RJ45 patch block in place with just plain and simple standard #LEGO_Group #lego 😎.

This is a first for me! #LEGO_Group put the custom bricks order in a box 😱. Building the node kube's tonight 🎉. Probably powering the cluster back up next week, and hopefully the more space between components should make it require less active cooling

Yay! The fine folks at #LEGO_Group seem to have caught up with the custom bricks orders after the holidays zerg 🎉. So I can put together the node #lego enclosures in a few days and start the cluster back up.

Preferably I'll have them in a ninety degree angle from each other. That should also help with keeping them cool. But in order to do that I need #LEGO Technic and I don't know if #LEGO_Group sells build your own sets like they do with classic lego

Ok so got some #LEGO_Group to raise the #Ubiquiti PoE+ switch. #LEGO items 10701 and 10717 to have a quick and dirty start for the #Kubernetes cluster housing. Will design a proper housing later. I've never seen a #switch look this good, to be honest 😍