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by nsky-world 6y ago
The new compute modules comes with up to 8 Gb of RAM. Here is a detailed review of new CMs https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2020/raspberry-pi-compute-...
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by nsky-world 6y ago
Noted!
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by nsky-world 6y ago
We will post switch datasheet later
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by nsky-world 6y ago
PCIe switching would be awesome, for sure, but so far too costly. We want the Turing Pi 2 be cost friendly.
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by nsky-world 6y ago
m2 connector is something we are still experimenting with. The first two nodes are exposed to mini PCI express port, the third node is exposed to 2-ports 6 Gbps SATA controller. You can use the network file system within the cluster to acce
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by nsky-world 6y ago
Thank you. As always, your review of the new CMs is awesome!
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Show HN: Turing Pi 2 – a compact ARM cluster with 32 GB RAM(turingpi.com)
109 points by nsky-world 6y ago|71 comments
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by nsky-world 6y ago
Today we are thrilled to announce the Turing Pi V2. The Turing Pi V2 is s compact cluster in a mini ITX form factor with 4 x cluster nodes, 2x mini PCIe (Gen 2) ports, 2x SATA (Gen 3) ports, and new Raspberry Pi compute modules 4 support. T
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New Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 review and benchmarks(youtube.com)
14 points by nsky-world 6y ago|8 comments
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by nsky-world 6y ago
The Compute Module 4 is basically a Raspberry Pi 4 model B, with all the ports cut off. Instead of the ports, you plug the Compute Module into another board with its special board-to-board connectors. But the Compute module has a few other
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by nsky-world 6y ago
The Turing Pi 2 will be announced soon
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by nsky-world 6y ago
Great review, as always!
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by nsky-world 7y ago
Hey guys, I am a co-founder of Turing Pi. I see a lot of comments around Raspberry Pi, performance and VM. I just want to shed a light on some things here. Turing Pi is not about performance, it's about cluster architecture. If you loo
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by nsky-world 7y ago
Can you please elaborate a little bit more on the reason to run containers on VMs in production?
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by nsky-world 7y ago
What's the practical point of running containers on VM?
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by nsky-world 7y ago
So, you don't see a difference between clustering on physically separated nodes and VM?