Building Raspberry PI Supercomputers
summary
Hands-on recipe for managing Raspberry Pi clusters using PicoCluster images, a central power board and modified Raspbian/Ubuntu OS images; specifics include consistent UIDs, disabling X on worker nodes, dual-network ordering (bring Wi‑Fi up first then wired), SSH key propagation and use of parallel-ssh for commands, an NFS-shared /cluster mount for binaries, systemd timesync, and MPI for numerical jobs. Extras: temperature probes and Pimoroni Blink LEDs for status. Live cluster and scripts from PicoCluster GitHub are shown working.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Background
- 3:35Clusters
- 5:50User Setup
- 7:20NFS Access
- 8:15Run Levels
- 11:30Wifi
- 12:55Support scripts
- 13:50Parallel ssh
- 16:10SSL
- 17:05Shared Folders
- 18:35LEDs
- 20:20Conclusion
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