It’s a pleasure to meet you! I’m Sven Rademakers, and together with Ruslan, we’re the fresh faces stepping up as the new stewards of the BMC firmware repository. The Turing Pi comes pre-equipped with firmware, a contribution that’s already been significant for our community. However, we’re convinced that we’ve only just begun to tap into […]
Here are the interim results for the Turing Pi 2 mini ITX case. At first, we wanted to find an OEM manufacturer and use their chassis frame to simply redesign the internal and external elements of the case. But later we abandoned this idea in favor of our own design. This resulted in the entire […]
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, […]
You have just got a new Turing Pi cluster board. Plugged the compute modules. So what do you do next? You would need to follow these steps to install the necessary software: Choose the needed operating system image. Download the image. Switch the first compute module to Flash Mode (This would only be required if using eMMC compute […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Timecodes: 01:13 – The build 02:44 – A standard ATX PSU? 04:18 – Installing Turing Pi 2 05:31 – Thermals and heatsinks 07:33 – Expansion slots 09:27 – Fan control 10:22 – Pi OS 10:53 – Booting the cluster 12:41 – Blinkenlights! 13:19 – 146,772 Compute Modules? 16:40 – 1.4 Terrabits?! 20:57 – What the […]
It’s been a long time since we announced the Turing Pi V2, but finally, we are ready to reveal all the details of the new cluster board. But first, we want to thank you all for your patience and for every feedback you gave us along the way. We appreciate the community’s input and support. […]
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 […]