Source: dzone.com
Building the World's Largest Raspberry Pi ClusterCategory: Software, Kubernetes
Oracle's Raspberry Pi Supercomputer, the largest Raspberry Pi cluster known to exist, got awarded one of the Top 10 Raspberry Pi Projects of 2019 from Tom's Hardware. In 2018, a small group of enthusiastic presales people from Oracle Switzerland presented their 12-node Raspberry Pi cluster at the Hackzurich hackathon.
The largest Raspberry Pi cluster that we could find was done by the Los Alamos National Laboratory's High-Performance Computing Division with a skyrocketing 750-node Raspberry Pi cluster.
Given that we didn't need the modular aspect of the cluster for the conference as we wanted to have one big cluster for Code One anyway, we put the idea on pause and decided to go for one single Blue Box.
Well, we decided for the latter, and so our 1024-node Raspberry Pi cluster became a 1060-node Raspberry Pi cluster.
The largest Raspberry Pi cluster that we could find was done by the Los Alamos National Laboratory's High-Performance Computing Division with a skyrocketing 750-node Raspberry Pi cluster.
Given that we didn't need the modular aspect of the cluster for the conference as we wanted to have one big cluster for Code One anyway, we put the idea on pause and decided to go for one single Blue Box.
Well, we decided for the latter, and so our 1024-node Raspberry Pi cluster became a 1060-node Raspberry Pi cluster.
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