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Press release: Turing Pi 2 Launch

Cloud services are present and future, but unfortunately, they come with privacy concerns complimentary to a price tag. However, did you know that most of the Internet services you are using every day can be hosted at your home privately? Self-hosting? Why?  The short answer is: It’s free and open-source, You are in full control, […]

Use case: Hop down a rabbit hole to explore the endless possibilities of edge computing.

Nowadays, the services are deployed with cloud-native apps and microservice architectures. You could be beneficial from Kubernetes to build a robust application. Or you have integrated a Git server into the CI/CD pipeline to debug your applications. However, it is not that simple to emulate cloud systems when developing applications. If you are running applications […]

Use case: A user-friendly homelab for self-hosted apps.

There are many questions about what self-hosted applications can do or how they actually benefit our lives. In a nutshell, self-hosted applications are web services running directly in your house and not on someone’s servers. You can host thousands of web services, such as home-assistant, media streaming, gaming servers, office packages, and more! Imagine you […]

Use case: Learn cloud the hard way

There are many benefits to seeking a career in Information Technology (IT) industry. Maybe you aim for higher salaries, you wish to work remotely, or be ready for unlimited options in dozens of fields. You could develop software, configure hardware, audit security systems, or provide training and support to customers. Regardless of which role you […]

5 reasons to build a Raspberry Pi Kubernetes cluster for your homelab

Many people think that the cloud is just someone else’s remote computer for hosting applications or websites. The truth is that cloud systems are not that simple. Cloud involves numerous computers that form clusters interconnected with a network. This is the simplest definition of cloud computing. When you move to a cloud, you move all […]

12 amazing Raspberry Pi cluster use cases

You might already have been aware of Raspberry Pi Cluster’s usefulness for learning, experimentation, and making something innovative. If you have never heard about it, then let’s just say it’s one wise investment that can boost your skills and improve your local computer systems’ performance like no other. But why would you need a Raspberry […]

Are compact clusters the future of edge computing?

There are many discussions around edge computing and its adoption scenarios. One of the key ingredients that could accelerate edge transformation is the ability to use an existing software stack for continuous deployment to the edge. We believe that a new type of hardware that can organically coexist with the cloud ecosystem could be a […]

Case study: CI/CD with Turing Pi + Gitlab CI + Ansible

This is an in-depth review of how synyx GmbH & Co building is using Turing Pi board in combination with GitLab CI and Ansible for their CI/CD needs Author: Karl-Ludwig Reinhard In my previous article, I explained some cloudy statements about Ansible and Gitlab CI and that we’re going to work with a Turing Pi for that […]

Install Kubernetes (K3s) on the Turing Pi

This tutorial shows you how to punch out your private Kubernetes API server to the Internet, so that you can manage your cluster from anywhere, just »