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[1622.22 --> 1622.88] and then I have |
[1622.88 --> 1624.10] two CM4s |
[1624.10 --> 1625.96] which I felt silly |
[1625.96 --> 1626.84] when I bought them, |
[1627.12 --> 1627.66] my CM4s. |
[1627.70 --> 1627.78] I'm like, |
[1627.78 --> 1628.48] I don't really need |
[1628.48 --> 1629.34] these right now. |
[1629.80 --> 1630.72] And now I'm so glad |
[1630.72 --> 1631.42] I have all these |
[1631.42 --> 1632.12] because they're |
[1632.56 --> 1633.38] I'm not going to get |
[1633.38 --> 1634.30] any for a while. |
[1634.44 --> 1635.06] It sounds like maybe |
[1635.06 --> 1635.68] even another couple |
[1635.68 --> 1636.32] of years really |
[1636.32 --> 1637.58] before supplies |
[1637.58 --> 1638.28] return to normal. |
[1639.24 --> 1640.28] And I love them. |
[1641.06 --> 1641.60] I think I have |
[1641.60 --> 1642.56] about the same number. |
[1642.74 --> 1643.46] I know I mocked you |
[1643.46 --> 1644.30] in a previous episode |
[1644.30 --> 1645.20] for having too many |
[1645.20 --> 1646.36] and we staged |
[1646.36 --> 1647.36] a Pi intervention, |
[1647.64 --> 1648.64] but I've got |
[1648.64 --> 1650.84] two Pi 4s |
[1650.84 --> 1653.18] on two 3D printers. |
[1653.56 --> 1654.52] I've got another one |
[1654.52 --> 1655.26] running my DNS. |
[1655.90 --> 1656.66] I've got another one |
[1656.66 --> 1657.10] in the UK |
[1657.10 --> 1658.16] doing backup stuff |
[1658.16 --> 1659.06] at my sister's house. |
[1659.06 --> 1660.44] I've got |
[1660.44 --> 1662.58] seven Raspberry Pis |
[1662.58 --> 1663.52] now I think about it. |
[1664.88 --> 1665.14] You know what we |
[1665.14 --> 1665.78] ought to do, right? |
[1666.28 --> 1667.20] Bring them all together. |
[1668.06 --> 1668.86] Giant Pi cluster. |
[1669.96 --> 1670.38] You know, |
[1670.72 --> 1671.76] this is something actually |
[1671.76 --> 1672.90] that I didn't put |
[1672.90 --> 1673.46] in the show notes |
[1673.46 --> 1673.90] but now I'm going |
[1673.90 --> 1674.56] to talk about it |
[1674.56 --> 1676.06] is the use case |
[1676.06 --> 1677.14] for Raspberry Pis |
[1677.14 --> 1678.94] as Kubernetes clusters |
[1678.94 --> 1681.28] like compute units. |
[1681.74 --> 1681.96] Right. |
[1682.34 --> 1683.14] Forgive me |
[1683.14 --> 1684.94] but I don't get it. |
[1685.64 --> 1686.90] It's about training |
[1686.90 --> 1687.46] in my opinion. |
[1687.46 --> 1688.44] Maybe, |
[1688.68 --> 1689.46] but then you're running |
[1689.46 --> 1691.34] ARM code |
[1691.34 --> 1691.96] and it's always |
[1691.96 --> 1693.06] a bit hit and miss. |
[1693.82 --> 1694.44] No, no, no. |
[1694.54 --> 1695.24] I think you've got to |
[1695.24 --> 1697.42] think about it, Alex, |
[1697.54 --> 1698.80] from like the whole |
[1698.80 --> 1700.44] base principles |
[1700.44 --> 1702.48] like just grasping |
[1702.48 --> 1704.70] provisioning devices |
[1704.70 --> 1705.72] at scale. |
[1706.06 --> 1706.22] Maybe. |
[1707.00 --> 1707.90] Because I'll tell you |
[1707.90 --> 1708.54] why I say this |
[1708.54 --> 1710.10] is I had a buddy |
[1710.10 --> 1711.46] who had like one of these |
[1711.46 --> 1712.28] you've probably seen |
[1712.28 --> 1713.84] these Pi racks |
[1713.84 --> 1715.06] that you got like |
[1715.06 --> 1716.82] a dozen Pis |
[1716.82 --> 1717.30] in like the |
[1717.30 --> 1718.10] acrylic rack. |
[1718.22 --> 1718.82] They look badass |
[1718.82 --> 1720.12] and I really want one |
[1720.12 --> 1721.44] because of how cool it looks. |
[1721.98 --> 1722.56] Yeah, and I was like |
[1722.56 --> 1723.50] so what do you got this for, right? |
[1723.56 --> 1724.14] I mean obviously |
[1724.14 --> 1725.70] it's a conversation starter, right? |
[1726.30 --> 1728.16] And he was starting |
[1728.16 --> 1728.96] just starting |
[1728.96 --> 1730.10] some training course |
[1730.10 --> 1732.12] on learning Kubernetes |
[1732.12 --> 1732.90] and all of that |
[1732.90 --> 1734.62] and being able |
[1734.62 --> 1735.24] to provision |
[1735.24 --> 1736.32] all of those machines |
[1736.32 --> 1736.78] right there |
[1736.78 --> 1737.82] by clicking some buttons |
[1737.82 --> 1738.20] it like |
[1738.20 --> 1739.04] it totally |
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