This Miniature Raspberry Pi Data Center Fits in the Palm of Your Hand
What would you do with your own computing cluster? Some people use them to host file servers, back up important data, or run websites from home. Others see them as a playground for experimentation. A cluster can be a great way to explore technologies like Kubernetes, run local AI models without relying on cloud services, or provide the computing resources needed for personal development projects.
The problem is that building a cluster of your own is usually expensive. Between the cost of the hardware, networking equipment, storage, and power consumption, the price tag is often enough to keep the idea firmly in the realm of wishful thinking. But as Michael Klements demonstrated, personal computing clusters are within reach for most of us — with the right selection of components. And as it turns out, they can look pretty amazing as well.
A view from the top (📷: Michael Klements)
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