Set up a new Raspberry Pi 3 to join the cluster
The standard ClusterHat configuration has a RaspberryPi 3 controller and 4 Pi Zeros plugged into the top. I wanted to run a DB server and I thought it would be good to seperate it from the controller so I purchased another RaspberryPi 3, SDCard and Standoffs. I could then attach it physically below the controller and I then used this process to set it up.
Downloaded latest Raspbian Jessie Lite image
Put the image on the SD card
Cluster Hat - Other Processes
I have some misc processes I use with the Cluster Hat cluster I created and I wanted to document them here so I don't have to go through my entire tutorial series to find the relevant commands:
Rebuild a dead Pi Zero
TODO
Redistribute a docker image
Most of the command examples here are for my apache image.
Delete all the old versions of the image from controller using docker rmi xxx
Once this is done build a new image:
Cluster Hat setup - Part 5 - Access Point Setup
Cluster Hat setup - Part 1
Cluster Hat setup - Part 2
Cluster Hat setup - Part 3 - Ansible
Cluster Hat setup - Part 4 - Docker Registry
Cluster Hat setup - Part 5 - Access Point Setup
Cluster Hat - Other Processes
Set up a new Raspberry Pi 3 to join the cluster
Step 23 - Setup access point
In summary we now have a cluster with 5 machines:
Cluster Hat setup - Part 4 - Docker Registry
Cluster Hat setup - Part 3 - Ansible
Cluster Hat setup - Part 2
Cluster Hat setup - Part 1
Cluster Hat setup - Part 2
Cluster Hat setup - Part 3 - Ansible
Cluster Hat setup - Part 4 - Docker Registry
Cluster Hat setup - Part 5 - Access Point Setup
Cluster Hat - Other Processes
Set up a new Raspberry Pi 3 to join the cluster
Step 6
I have re-worked this turotial a second time and step 6 is now no longer needed.