ctFinishing some runtime system work; decided to try a #deskpi #super6c cluster board.
An ITX form factor beowulf cluster is amazing.
#slurm & #nfs worked out of apt.
#ucx, #openmpi, #openshmem, #openpmix, #gasnet, & #hpx needed custom compilation.
Mat (notenoughtech)After playing with #HomeAssistant for a couple of weeks, I have moved it to my permanent automation server. It will live along #NodeRED, #Grafana #Postres #InfluxDB nodes on #Super6C - a #ComputeModule4 cluster I dedicated to home automation:
https://notenoughtech.com/featured/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
https://notenoughtech.com/featured/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
I have this mad idea! I have an unpopulated #Super6C board, and I'm tempted to turn it into a web server with CDN and load balancing to potentially self-host. If #RaspberryPi4 launch was possible on 17 boards, I could host my page on 6.
What #CM4 specification would you go for, and how much M.2 storage I should get considering I'm at 60GB right now after 7 years?
Thoughts, experience? Would I feel throttled using 1Gbps?
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
What #CM4 specification would you go for, and how much M.2 storage I should get considering I'm at 60GB right now after 7 years?
Thoughts, experience? Would I feel throttled using 1Gbps?
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
As Compute Modules 4 are back in stock, I have one more #DeskPi #Super6C board I could fill in. #CM4 8GB RAM+256GB Storage would set me £100 per slot. Is it worth splashing out on more ram if I want to use it to host my page?
#net_r #RaspberryPi
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
#net_r #RaspberryPi
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
As #CM4 modules are back in stock with reasonable prices, check out this cluster board. #DeskPi #Super6C is a monster of a server with 6 boards/SSDs and 24 core performance to utilise... and I'm running it as... you guessed it an automation server! 😂
#ner_r #raspberrypi
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
#ner_r #raspberrypi
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
After 2 months offline caused by the house move, I finally fired up my magnificent automation server. 24 cores may seem like overkill, but I mentioned other use cases where #Super6C might be the cluster board you need.
#RaspberryPi #net_r
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
#RaspberryPi #net_r
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
The more I think about #Super6C, the more impressed I am with what else you could do with hardware like this. Check out the peculiar use cases of 24 processing cores!
#net_r #RaspberryPi #DeskPi
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
#net_r #RaspberryPi #DeskPi
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
What could you do with 24 cores and way more RAM than you probably need? I have a couple of ideas on how #DeskPi #Super6C can be used. Find out more about this pretty capable motherboard for clustering #ComputeModule4
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
This little box has 24 cores and more RAM than your average PC.
Check out the #DeskPi #Super6C - a cluster bard for @raspberry_pi #ComputeModule4
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/24-cores-of-pure-power-deskpi-super6c/
ElmarSo, finally, I've collected 6 #raspberryPi compute modules to power my #DeskPi #Super6c Cluster.
"Modded" with some silent fans, it's now ready to move into my private datacenter (i.e.: the corner under the stairs in the basement).
"Modded" with some silent fans, it's now ready to move into my private datacenter (i.e.: the corner under the stairs in the basement).