Welcome to Pi Lab

I have added a new node to the Pi Lab setup to run SETI@home . I used my first Raspberry Pi. It is a Raspberry Pi Model B (256MB) . SETI@home ("SETI at home") is an Internet-based public volunteer computing project employing the BOINC software...

When I first put Pi Lab together I used various SD cards I could find laying around. They were a combination fo 8GB and 16GB class 4 cards. I recently upgraded all 4 cards to Samsung EVO Plus 32GB SD Cards. I found a good deal for a 5 pack on...

The Bludit API (Application Programming Interface) is a plugin to provide an easy integration with Bludit. With this plugin, you can retrieve or update data from the database with just an HTTP request. This is a really awesome feature that will...

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I have received several requests to post more details on how I setup Pi Lab. The majority of these requests were from people wanting information on how I setup Bludit to work on a Raspberry Pi cluster. This post will not attempt to be a step by...

Pi Lab has survived the first upgrade to the latest version of Bludit . I was concerned how this would go since I had things running so smoothly. It worked perfectly! Pi Lab is now setup to have a "source copy" on the main node that allows...