@jrf_nl Hoping you don't have to. Working myself through the file to figure out what it is failing on so I can keep that in mind. I'm aware of one that can trigger this, but that isn't in this file so I get to work through the errors
First part of a new long term home project coming in. An #Ubiquiti PoE+ switch to power a small #Kubernetes cluster built using #raspberrypi nodes. Going to blog about every step once it has been completed. But it is going to be a few quarters long project doing bit by bit
This is a first for me! #LEGO_Group put the custom bricks order in a box 😱. Building the node kube's tonight 🎉. Probably powering the cluster back up next week, and hopefully the more space between components should make it require less active cooling
Hah, progress! But seems I'm missing parts, connector pegs to be specifically so I can't do anything at the moment. Good thing I ordered 200 of those the other day. Might need a few more parts, so another #lego order will go out soon 🤣. But really loving the progress here 😍
There is only one issue. Doing rapid rebuilding of the cluster to test things out is going to be a lot harder because this one won't be as easy to access as the others currently are...
Got it up and running at least https://t.co/0s4snsqtBh and while I love the #argon_forty casing I still think defaulting to using the USB3 instead of the USB2 port will leave plenty of users with I/O issues.
#argon_forty All the nodes in my #k8s cluster run on SSD's on the #USB v2 port because the v3 port has stability issues. Couldn't even write the image to the M.2 #SATA#SSD using the v3 port. Hence the extension cables to hook it to the v2 port. So it has a tail:
Whoop whoop, the #LEGO parts I ordered 6 weeks ago just came in! Time to finish the current enclosures and start with building the tower to put them in
The end result of tonight's thinking with the new #lego parts that came in. Fully hanging node enclosure with room to make it more blade-like/slide it in and out for easy maintenance but that is for another time. Plus the black technic baseplates are amazingly solid <3
The end result for tonight, it is not perfect, and there should be another set of parts arrive in two weeks, but we're getting there. Going to have to order more baseplates tho, those things are awesome and will make the whole project stable af.
Had a small set of #LEGO pieces come in a few days ago. And I finally managed to get a good and sturdy solution for the SSD, and also the RPI, which was a bit tricky with the SSD already in it. Making it about 90% done, the final thing I really want is a way to slide it in and