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Why? Simulate it in software. Save yourself a lot of time and shelf space. There is nothing additional this hardware teaches you other than plugging and unplugg
by ris 11y ago
Why? Simulate it in software. Save yourself a lot of time and shelf space. There is nothing additional this hardware teaches you other than plugging and unplugging ethernet cables.
- rcarmo 11y agoActually, there is. Thriftiness, for one, and better planning skills. Testing anything on ARM devices requires a fair amount of patience, skill, and tolerance for when things are different from, say, x64 Linux.
- pnathan 11y agoSimulation is not reality. A better way is to develop a multi-continent cluster, which will more adequately stress things like race conditions and jitter. But that's some $60/mo to have enough hosted VM nodes worldwide, and RPis win on cheapness pretty quick there.