Replying to @alexellisuk @abigbrain
We have commissioned or flat-pack pi clusters, 4, 8, 12, 24 and 48 nodes (not on the website). Drop us a line at [email protected] for a quote.
Replying to @alexellisuk @Raspberry_Pi
Mounts on the underside of the Pi, fits with Cluster Blade and leaves the HAT position clear). Fit in with Micro Cluster and the new Edge Racks.
Woo hoo! @Raspberry_Pi Compute Module 4! Our view? For deeply embedded designs that need full PCIe I/O, it's the ONLY game in town.
bitscope.com/blog/JK/?p=JK42…
Replying to @Aschenbrenner @alexellisuk
FYI, this will be available online at our website later this week (the 1RU 4 node in the foreground that is).
Nearly ready! BitScope Micro Cluster, 4 x Raspberry Pi 4B 8G, switch, power, mounting, cooling, control and diagnostics in a compact 1RU with connection via a single PoE network cable, now in pre-release testing (shown dogfooding with BitScope Mini).
Our new power, mounting and control solution for building fully remotely accessible clusters with and model Raspberry Pi bitscope.com/news
Replying to @DrTFleming @Raspberry_Pi
Can maybe try to mount four of those on one of these?
Replying to @Hacksterio @Raspberry_Pi
Okay, here you go. Coming soon.
On Cluster Blade, each node has a BMC, essentially a "tiny BitScope" that monitors current, voltage and temperature. It controls the cooling fan, manages node power and communicates via an extensible RS485 control bus to implement the control plane.
docs.bitscope.com/CKUYTB6U/C…










