It's been one more busy week. Between teaching classes and working on the projects we finally managed to get our hands on something long coming: building a mini-cluster for our projects, more specifically, one that we know that will be a revolution and which we are close to revealing.
Well, we decided to call the mini-cluster MiSter (for Mini-ITX cluSter). We are also building an appropriate structure for holding it rack-style, including automated environmental control, a shared power-supply and slide-out board holders. And we will be sharing the evolution with you. Without further delay, here are the goodies.
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The materials arrive |
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Here are the boards that Intel offered us. These are going to be the first "victims" of MISter. |
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Here is the base structure already put together. The rails are still missing. |
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Now we're setting up the rails and are going to start making the board shelves. |
More soon.