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It'd be nice to read about your setup if you post it somewhere. I just built a new server with a 12c/24t 3900x and bought 3x RPi4-4GB, the goal was to have the
by alias_neo 7y ago
It'd be nice to read about your setup if you post it somewhere.
I just built a new server with a 12c/24t 3900x and bought 3x RPi4-4GB, the goal was to have the Pis and a couple of light-weight VMs run a Kubernetes cluster using K3s (I'm currently running 3 Alpine VMs as a cluster on the server, and planning to add the Alpine aarch64 on the 3 Pis. I was thinking of deploying OpenFAAS to the Pis for serverless functions and have more "heavy" services on the server. I'm a developer so it's more of an academic task than running production services (I have another home server running FreeNAS with my production services in jails).
The alternative would be the Hashi stack, and I want to work with Vault anyway as I'm looking at it for secret management in our infrastructure at work.
- Legogris 7y agoI'm thinking I might do a write-up when I've had some more progress! And yeah, my requirements in terms of performance are pretty light but my main candidate for whenever I need more power on a single node (though I guess I'd have to get at least two to keep my HA approach, so I want to see how far I can get with horizontally scaling SBCs first) is a mini-ITX with Ryzen 3900.
- alias_neo 7y agoI made the mistake of putting the 3900X in the CS381, which, sadly has zero cooler clearance, and so the NH-L9a I had to use so it'd fit, has horrid cooling performance. I'd just suggest being careful with case choice to make sure you can put a big cooler or an AIO on the CPU.