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yes - it was for testing OpenStack setups at home (simulating multiple clusters), and general services. But I'm doing more cloud stuff now, so its mostly turne
by mech422 6y ago
yes - it was for testing OpenStack setups at home (simulating multiple clusters), and general services. But I'm doing more cloud stuff now, so its mostly turned off. I had way too much gear :-P
1 IBM half rack
8 Dell blades
8 HP blades
3 x 24 port managed switches (2 for rack, 1 for house)
3 x Odroid H2s
3 x windows desktops (games, and ssh to servers)
? x laptops (tons of old laptops )
? x tablets (ipad/android most used is a lenovo yoga tab.)
2 3d printers
1 gpu miner (Now doing folding@home covid stuff)
I think I might have a hoarding problem :-P
edit: fix formating
- ethanpil 6y agoWow, what's your electricity bill look like?
- mech422 6y agoI'm in AZ, so in the summer with everything running and under load - about $500/month (not including the 3d printers). That's why most of it is spun down atm. Gradually moving stuff from the blades to ODroid H2s to cut down on power.
- robodale 6y agoYou win.
- mech422 6y agoHehe - go big or go home? Its actually getting hard to figure out how to get rid of stuff. Its all working gear, and the blades are all 2xquad cores with 48G ram...but its so old, no one wants it. Local maker space has old gear coming out their ears, schools won't touch anything that old. I really don't want to destroy working gear :-(