How to build an x86 Cluster with a Zimablade SBC - A Step-by-Step Guide

[@Behnam_Moghaddam]

Wow! thank you for going through it all. Now we just have to decide what to put on this little friends :)

[@Electromakerio]

Glad you enjoyed it! Deciding what to put on it is the fun part-so many possibilities!

[@krishnaprasad8978]

thank you for the video. would be keen to see a video on the new Incus MicroCloud!

[@Electromakerio]

Thanks for watching! A video on the new Incus MicroCloud sounds like a great idea. Have you used it in a project yet?

[@Skynet_11]

Loved the video. I think the zimablade is neat but pricey. With an mini pc from China has all the bits built in with an nvme and is cheaper that way.

[@Electromakerio]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! I get that the Zimablade may seem pricey, but the higher cost can be justified by the quality, modularity, and flexibility it offers. Unlike many pre-built mini PCs, the Zimablade is designed for customizability and upgradability, allowing users to tweak and expand the system to their needs. Plus, you're supporting a more specialized product with a community-focused development. For those who enjoy tinkering and optimizing their setup, that extra investment can really pay off!