The ODROID-HC1 is a single board computer (SBC) which is an affordable solution for a network attached storage (NAS) server, and the ODROID-MC1 is a simple solution for those who need an affordable and powerful personal cluster. ▶
BitTorrent provides a means of crowd-sharing files; peer-to-peer via “torrent” files. At its heart, BitTorrent allows distributed hosting and sharing of files in such a way that the original uploader doesn’t have to provide all the bandwidth or storage space for people to be able to download the file.I’ll be using an ODROID-HC1 because I want to use a SSD and make this tiny server entirely solid-state. If you’d prefer to use a 3.5” spinning drive you can opt for the ODROID-HC2, and follow the same directions below. ▶
Esta guía te permitirá montar un servidor web económico pero potente usando un ODROID-HC1 (familia XU4, incluido el ODROD-HC2) equipado con un SSD SATA. ▶
I will walk you through the next steps: giving yourself access to the downloaded files over the samba protocol, effectively turning your BitTorrent seed server into a very capable NAS. ▶
This part covers the most basic introduction to scripting to BASH ▶
This article describes how to implement an AI Speaker on the ODROID-HC1 using Google Assistant SDK. ▶
While GlusterFS is clearly an enterprise technology, that does not mean that it cannot be used at home. ▶
There are many people using the XU4/MC1/HC1/HC2 for CPU crypto-mining ▶
Using NAT (mapping the external ip to the internal device ip) and http flux, I can see my TV channels ▶
The Docker team has developed a clustering and scheduling tool for Docker containers, called swarm. This article describes how one can create an ODROID-HC1 based swarm cluster. This cluster fits in a 19″ rack. ▶
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