mininodes

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by mininodes 8y ago
We're actually about to run a production batch. Should take about 3 to 4 weeks to turn them around from manufacture to shipping.
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by mininodes 10y ago
^ What she said. There are also the annual events like Barrett-Jackson and the Open, as well. On the tech side, we have an abundance of datacenters, and there is some cutting edge engineering work being done in the Node.js and Docker eco
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by mininodes 10y ago
Aside from the Overdrive 1000 as already mentioned by others: http://softiron.co.uk/products/ , there is the LeMaker Cello forthcoming (which was supposed to have already shipped but...) available for pre-order here:
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by mininodes 11y ago
SoftIron builds a single processor AMD Opteron A1100 64-bit ARM server, in a 1U chassis: http://softiron.co.uk/products/ Not sure on pricing though.
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by mininodes 11y ago
"With that said, it's nice to see cheap ARM64 development platforms becoming available, even if they aren't as open/supported as they should be." ^^This is the ultimate take-away, yes. Over the past year, 64-bit ARM
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by mininodes 12y ago
Correct, the Opteron's are the Developer kit, and are A57's. Storage on these nodes is handled via loading the OS on to the onboard flash, and then an add-on SD card for additional data storage if requested. The concept for miniN
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by mininodes 12y ago
@axaxs We definitely plan on moving up to 64-bit once lower cost alternatives are released in to the channel. Right now AMD Opteron A57's run $2,999, so, they are not very cost effective. OS choices are more limited in the ARM ecosyst
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by mininodes 12y ago
@msh - We don't host live nodes on that SDK. That is only some documentation for the community. =)