Dock in the Box
I finally got around to re-imaging my Raspberry Pi cluster to run Docker. I’ve used the Hypriot image, which worked flawlessly. And retrofitted some scripts to manage soft power control for the cluster nodes via the ATXRaspi board.
# docker-machine ls NAME ACTIVE DRIVER STATE URL SWARM dspi0 generic Running tcp://x.y.z.0:2376 dspi0 (master) dspi1 generic Running tcp://x.y.z.1:2376 dspi0 dspi2 generic Running tcp://x.y.x.2:2376 dspi0 dspi3 generic Running tcp://x.y.x.3:2376 dspi0 dspi4 generic Running tcp://x.y.z.4:2376 dspi0 dspi5 generic Running tcp://x.y.z.5:2376 dspi0 dspi6 generic Running tcp://x.y.z.6:2376 dspi0
Next I need to figure out what this Cetacean cluster can do, and how to do it…
Kernel Version: 4.1.17-hypriotos-v7+ Operating System: linux Architecture: arm CPUs: 28 Total Memory: 6.984 GiB
I do want to get Ceph running on the cluster again, but will probably run that directly on the base Linux OS rather than in Docker. It can then present storage to the various Docker containers.
Finally, for no particular reason, I cut up a heatsink from an old video card, and stuck them onto the Pi nodes.
Categories: Docker, Raspberry Pi
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