Hands-on with the Turing Pi 2!

[@drrenard1277]

You fill me with joy that you are the only other person I know that calls them Spinning Rust

[@thomasbuss]

I think it would have been a good idea to add another USB port to (at least) the compute module with the HDMI port so that you can also have some kind of keyboard input, to show a TUI or something

[@gilbycoyote]

I’m looking forward to this being released, i hope to run a kubernetes on there with a vm on my proxmox.

[@donpeer4477]

Very cool video! Please do a follow-up when you get the firmware.

[@kjakobsen]

I want one of these, can't wait for it to go GA.

[@youjean83]

I'm using the more lightweight Docker Swarm for homelab and full ci/cd :)

[@othernicksweretaken]

Hi Jay, where did you get your cool heavy metal sudo shirt? Or is it an item from your own merch shop?

[@johncrunk8038]

I have a real beefy server with 24GB RAM, 12 Xenon cores, and 8 TB of disk. All for less than $500. ( refurbished server! ) It will happily run dozens of containers and several VMs and still be loafing. I just can't see the advantage of this box. I guess if you are just starting out it may be OK.

[@r3ndszergazda]

It’s for fun

[@scamsexposed3400]

Xeon cores right?

[@r3ndszergazda]

@@scamsexposed3400 Neon cores!

[@scamsexposed3400]

@@r3ndszergazda 👍

[@lashlarue59]

So basically this is a Raspberry Pi Compute Module blade server? These things are individual computers so they don't look like one big Pi. So like regular blade servers this is a cable management/power supply port aggregation/space saving solution.

[@kelvinsmith4894]

Very chaotic and not limited board

[@mniswonger]

Good video. What's up with the CMOS battery spot being empty? Does it provide some kind of RTC function? Thanks.

[@jaysunkreuze1466]

Wow, ok, I'm looking to build a new TAKserver. That's a server for ATAK which is a tactical app for Android phones and tablets. Maybe consider doing this with this sweet hardware. It would make for a very cool video.

[@rayanez]

I noticed that you have Richard Dawkins book in the background, cool

[@AdHdEntertainmentLLC]

Think I need to invest in one of these!!

[@williamshenk7940]

Excellent video, love the shirt too.Aye!

[@snewnham01]

Jay, can you provide affiliate links for your case and psu?

[@deadthoma5]

Case: I found it on Amazon and other sites. Hopefully these search terms help narrow your search: "A1 Mini ITX Case aluminum"

[@konradrkludwig]

I know this is an old video, but what power supply is that? It's exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks!

[@glorified3142]

Question: Can we connect two or more Turing pi 2 clusters together as aggregate clusters and if not, does the developer have plans to have support for this? Thank you.

[@aarbbee]

Thank you for the video. Personaly I would ask my self what would I gain from this scenario: 1 Adguard home 1 Wireguard 1 monitoring software. So 3 Rpi. Either 3 seperate pi's or clustered? Is it so that the system decides on which cpu something has to run, if the other gets to busy? Or do you have to decide that for every pi in advance? On the otherhand I think, that I could run all my apps on one bigger pi.

[@MrSkyTown]

Can we use all 4 boards as one computer for general computing

[@smash_shane]

Can I suggest a video on how to connect a linode server to be a part of my local private network? I want to be able to host a proxmox node on linode and use it as a backup server for running my unifi controller and pi-hole containers should my local server go down... I've failed miserably at the network side of the configuration..

[@jeffp565]

The compute module still has a system on a chip.

[@brandon_wallace]

Wow! Nice video.

[@goonie79]

So, I'm finding tutorials on ways to change the kernel to Arm64. Will this then allow for PFSense?

[@ryzenforce]

What does this achieve better over a single (or clustered) physical machine(s) that runs VMs instead? I see a lot of single point of failure vs using multiple VMs instead. Is it just about the power usage or I am missing something?

[@itssoaztek4592]

Well, it's much closer to the real world in terms of hardware and I/O if you are into edge computing, clusters, .... or anything where you might want to use a pi or a jetson compute module to cut down price, size and power consumption.

[@dollhausenx]

How do you cool the case?

[@DodgeHooker641]

Is there any similar unit available that allows multiple NVME m2.0 drives, instead of the compute modules. Such as could be used for a TrueNAS with all M.2 drives instead of typical SSD or HDD

[@dileepaozi2352]

How much TDP it took when all 4 compute modules plugged in?

[@yassinebouchoucha]

can this build be scalable to many linked Turing Pi cluster ?! is there any alternative to build our own data center with pluggable compute modules ?

[@Innocentdarkness72]

great video !!

[@HumbleHuman-k7g]

I like GNU/Linux world but when it comes to talk about that miserable circuits all fun is gone. I’m not sure but for some reason I think SPIR-V architecture more exactly next CPU’s based on that instructions, those should come this year will bring more excitement. Sorry if you put my words too closer to your heart.

[@cam_machi]

I like the GNU/Linux world, but when it comes to talking about those miserable circuits all fun is lost. I'm not certain of it, but I believe that SPIRV-V architecture (more precisely, the upcoming CPUs based on it) will be exciting. Please don't take my thoughts to heart.

[@RoryIsNotACabbage]

@@cam_machi thank you, I was close but I couldn't quite work it out

[@JTM75]

Is it possible to build a modular computer and combine the 4 modules's processing power to run linux?

[@RoryIsNotACabbage]

Yeah, you want to look in to making a raspberry pi cluster

[@TTBOn00bKiLleR]

but will it run crysis?

[@md.ishraquebinshafique1968]

Hello Jay, What was the total cost for this build?

[@TECHNDJ]

1000 bucks

[@AnuragMishra-gw9xd]

nice ossum

[@davplayer1986]

I know this isn't related to the topic of the video but that crooked picture on his far right is bothering the hell out of me.

[@cam_machi]

SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY

[@Joshua-mm8iq]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm,

[@Ken-vl4wk]

Su/Do tshirt = nerd