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Make this project work with Turing Pi RK1 boards #10
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The above issue was already fixed in #8 — so this will just document any other issues I encounter! |
When fixing #11 I noticed Pi OS Bookworm's use of NetworkManager required some tweaks to the static networking playbook. I made those, and also fixed up some TODOs in there to support more than four nodes in a cluster :) |
The static networking playbook fails with:
It looks like by default the server OS uses To switch to NetworkManager, modify the network:
version: 2
renderer: NetworkManager Then run:
I'm adding a separate playbook that can be run to do this for you on all the nodes running Ubuntu. |
Version 1.2.0 of this project should work fine with both Pi OS and Ubuntu, on Pis and other SBCs like the RK1. |
One more test—authenticated and anonymous requests to the Drupal site running on a Turing Pi 2 with 4x RK1 versus DeskPi Super6C running 6x Raspberry Pi CM4s (only one Drupal pod / instance, no scaling, so just measuring basic cluster performance). DeskPi Super6C + 6x CM4: Click to expand
Turing Pi 2 + 4x RK1: Click to expand
Summarized:
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See: #7
I would also like to make sure any other little incompatibilities are fixed up.
I could also rename the repo to sbc-cluster, maybe... but for now I like 'Pi Cluster' since the majority of my work is with Pi still.
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