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Just a question on pi clustering in general. Is there an advantage vs buying a single more powerful computer, or a few powerful machines instead of a dozen+ pis
by spicybright 5y ago
Just a question on pi clustering in general. Is there an advantage vs buying a single more powerful computer, or a few powerful machines instead of a dozen+ pis?
- iszomer 5y agoIsn't this more of question on redundancy, ie: "two is one and one is none"? RPi's aren't technically best known for general purpose usage.
- ohthehugemanate 5y agoThe big difference is number of cores you have to work with, and to a lesser extent the amount of RAM. For say 800€ you can get probably a 4 core CPU, maybe 8. I guess 8GB RAM? Or you can get 10 raspberry pi 4s for a total of 40 cores and 40GB RAM. What makes more sense for you will depend on your workload and scaling requirements.
- pbalau 5y agoNope, you build a RPI cluster for the sake of it.
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