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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Today we are thrilled to announce the Turing Pi V2. We’ve been collecting a massive amount of information, synthesizing all of it in product variations, and thinking about what steps we should do next. Today we are going to announce only some of the fundamental details about the V2. We are still working on checking […]

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 »