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By Gregor von Laszewski (laszewski@gmail.com) laszewski.github.io |

The Web Page.
Photo: Gregor von Laszewski / CC-BY-CA

Anouncement

We are happy to announce the creation of the dedicated Web page to efforts about Raspberry Pi clusters.

The Web page is based on hugo and we are looking forward for your contributions.

We are also collection Web resources at the following Page:

News from Cloudmesh Pi Planet

Here we present some news about the Cloudmesh Rasperry PI.

Cloudmesh burn on hackaday

The cloudmeh burn tutorial was posted on Hackaday.

The Web Page.

Project Posted on hackaday.io

We have posted the cms pi burn project on hackaday.io. The post is avilable at

Cloudmesh burn on opensource

The cloudmeh burn tutorial was posted on Opensource.com.

The Web Page.

Project Posted on hackaday.io

We have posted the cms pi burn project on hackaday.io. The post is avilable at

Cloudmesh Pi Burn

Announcement for a new version of Cloudmesh burn to create multiple SDCards for Raspberry Pi clusters.
By Gregor von Laszewski (laszewski@gmail.com) laszewski.github.io |

The Web Page.

Anouncement

We are happy to announce the creation of a new version of Cloudmesh pi burn

cms burn is a program to burn many SD cards for the preparation of building clusters with Raspberry Pi’s. It allows users to create readily bootable SD cards that have the network configured, contain a public ssh key from your machine that you used to configure the cards. Thus not much additional setup is needed for a cluster. Another unique feature is that you can burn multiple cards in a row, each with their individual setup such as hostnames and ipadresses.

A detailed description of Cloudmesh PI burn is available from

We are also collection Web resources at the following Page:

Cloudmesh Pi CLuster Web Site

We have released a nuew Web page.
By Gregor von Laszewski (laszewski@gmail.com) laszewski.github.io |

The Web Page.
Photo: Gregor von Laszewski / CC-BY-CA

Anouncement

We are happy to announce the creation of the dedicated Web page to efforts about Raspberry Pi clusters.

The Web page is based on hugo and we are looking forward for your contributions.

We are also collection Web resources at the following Page:

Cloudmesh Releases

Here we will annouce new major release of cloudmesh components

Cloudmesh Burn Release 4.3.11

“The release of Cloudmesh burn version 4.3.11

We are happy to announce a new release of the Cloudmesh Pi CLuster software. It includes the following new features:

  • updated USB SDCard detection,
  • updated to support RaspberryOS,
  • removed support for Rasbian,
  • replaced usage of etcher with Raspberry Pi imager,
  • partial support on Linux,
  • partial support on macOS,
  • complete code reorganization.