Raspberry Pi guides for every generation, from Pi Zero edge deployments through Pi 4 homelab clusters to the Pi 5 as a legitimate server platform. Covers OS selection and flashing, headless setups, GPIO projects, network appliances like Pi-hole and WireGuard, Kubernetes on ARM, and the small set of operational habits that keep SD cards from dying. The Pi is the single most underrated way to learn production infrastructure skills without a production budget. Every guide here is built on hardware we own and use daily. If you want practical Pi projects that teach real skills rather than just demonstrate the hardware, start here.
K3s: Real Kubernetes on a Raspberry Pi Let me be honest upfront: running Kubernetes on a single Raspberry Pi is over-engineered. For running a few containers, Docker Compose is simpler, lighter, and more appropriate. If your goal is purely practical — get services running with minimum fuss — you don’t need Kubernetes. That’s not the […]
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When advancing your tech skills and career, demonstrating initiative through practical projects can make a significant difference. Building and managing a homelab is an excellent way to showcase your creativity, problem-solving skills, and ability to learn independently. But a common decision arises when starting your homelab journey: Should you use a Raspberry Pi or a
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Want a faster, more secure Raspberry Pi setup? In this step-by-step guide, we show you how to install Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS onto a USB stick using Raspberry Pi Imager — perfect for Pi clusters, homelabs, and Azure Arc projects.
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