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Building a kubernetes homelab with Raspberry Pi and Lego: Nodes: Enclosure

One of the main concerns with using LEGO to build enclosures for the nodes is safety. Raspberry Pies can get hot, and no one wants things to go ablaze. So I, after a few iterations, designed the enclosures with plenty of room for moving air around and through the nodes. And in theory that can be stacked on each other. With a big fan on the front to keep it cool.



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One of the main concerns with using LEGO to build enclosures for the nodes is safety. Raspberry Pies can get hot, and no one wants things to go ablaze. So I, after a few iterations, designed the enclosures with plenty of room for moving air around and through the nodes. And in theory that can be stacked on each other. With a big fan on the front to keep it cool.

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