Also looking forward to the build. And also, your Ansible k3s playbooks is a MASSIVE contribution to the open source community, and for that, I’m very thankful. Still using it and it works flawlessly on my cluster.
@user-xv1vm5xc1fАй бұрын
😍😍😍
@terrorpupАй бұрын
TechnoTim, I build one after seeing Jeff video, and it worked great, I was able to take to the Southeast Linux Fest. I am using now, since it 90+ outside in Atlanta, with all my bare metal off. I love it.
@MonarchiasАй бұрын
No rush Tim. You see, Brad confessed that he is bragging about. Just poking. But you will keep the balance in your life! Don't be his 10 inch ... case! We will wait patiently. :)
@kobaiaxiiАй бұрын
I laughed so hard on the power bottom I had to show it to my brother - who promptly walked away in disappointment
@matthewflynn5722Ай бұрын
Upvote for keeping a straight face during the power bottom comment.
@jwilk2107Ай бұрын
😂😂😂😂
@maxinemnАй бұрын
I couldn't... Sides went to orbit
@MonarchiasАй бұрын
It's not my mother tongue, so I watched it with cold straight face. Ohkay, a little smirk I had at the after moments. ;) ...'But first!' (A quote from not anywhere but from Idiocracy)
@BrianThomasАй бұрын
I can't believe you just said "Power Bottom", freaking hilarious.
@RaidOwlАй бұрын
That’s what it is right…oh
@haydenc2742Ай бұрын
Yeah..DO NOT google that!
@MelroyvandenBergАй бұрын
@@haydenc2742NSFW
@aldormc4252Ай бұрын
@@haydenc2742Didnt have to, LOL!
@SilentDecodeАй бұрын
I now regret my search....
@TomaszSliwowskiАй бұрын
goddamn you and the 19 inches and 4 inches joke. I almost spit out my beer on my laptop.
@MelroyvandenBergАй бұрын
Are you still using laptop as your main machine? 😮
@elg3laАй бұрын
Almost made me burst out laughing at work 😂 was hoping I wasn’t the only one that caught that joke and movement of the measuring tape 😅
@AIC_onytАй бұрын
0:27 "you have no reason to not build one of these things" M O N E Y
@RaidOwlАй бұрын
Moneys just paper
@divyaprackashravi9137Ай бұрын
@@RaidOwlokay give me all your money
@RaidOwlАй бұрын
Nah I like paper
@win7bestАй бұрын
@@RaidOwl based opinion, i like my paper too
@AIC_onytАй бұрын
@@RaidOwl Federal reserve hood classic
@robertboskindАй бұрын
... going to learn more about powering my servers
@RaidOwlАй бұрын
Great! Let us know what you find 🙃
@DaleEarnhardtsSeatbeltАй бұрын
The power bottom is definitely a large change versus the antiquated blue waffle method of juicing your components.
@RaidOwlАй бұрын
@@DaleEarnhardtsSeatbelt oh god…
@guy_autordieАй бұрын
The cable management is a mullet. Business clean in the front, party in the back.
@SaintelАй бұрын
You are a legend for some how working Power Bottom into tech. Almost spit out my coffee lol
@JohnDunne001Ай бұрын
I've been very tempted to pull the trigger on a purchase of one of this racks since I saw it on Geerling's video. It looks tidy and perfect for setting up in my RV... great video! Cheers!
@52Pi_Maker_EducationАй бұрын
Cool Idea, I never thought about this, put a mini chassis in a RV, that must be very cool!
@JohnDunne001Ай бұрын
@@52Pi_Maker_Education Yup - the biggest problem is power supply. I'm currently researching which UPS to go with. A POE switch simplifies things somewhat but choosing the right UPS is critical.
@jackyli6716Ай бұрын
@@JohnDunne001 that's cool, you may need the PoE switch which is supported 802.3at instead of 802.3af.
@thatufoguyАй бұрын
Googled power bottom as instructed. Found a lot of useful demonstrations. After about 45 minutes I remembered this was supposed to be about computer stuff.
@Rushil69420Ай бұрын
i zoned out and started reading something in another tab until I heard "google power bottom" lmfaooo
@luisbperez368Ай бұрын
Outstanding! I must wait for my Social Security check to be deposited on the 18th to order the items. 😂 To be honest, I need this ‘cause I do not have the space for a full rack (at this time), and most of my “home lab” comprises Raspberry Pis and a few mini PCs. So, that rack size is perfect. Thanks again, bro, you nailed it. Stay safe 🙏.
@52Pi_Maker_EducationАй бұрын
yes, it is fit for “HOME LAB" or SBC's cluster, Rack mate T1 is fit for putting it on desktop.
@rizz0dАй бұрын
"...i got a whole-ass GTX 1050ti..." i almost choked on my dinner. your writing is great!
@canonwright8397Ай бұрын
That is the coolest thing I've ever seen. What I would do with one of those is show it to all my friends and have them bask in my glory.
@welsh1ladАй бұрын
I really like this set up , neat clean . And love the use of the Pi in a network setup.
@shawnlowe1392Ай бұрын
Yeah, Im thinking this is my next IT adventure! Great video, love the cooperation between channels.
@fivoasia64Ай бұрын
Thanks for the project idea!
@LiLBitsDK12 күн бұрын
we need MOAR of this :D
@J0ermungandАй бұрын
Drily tells his audience to google power bottoms... you sir are an evil genius in entertainment.
@joseroman6484Ай бұрын
Been dying to build a mini rack. BUT, the only thing that stops my build. Is the lack of a disk shelf. How awesome would it be if you can squeeze in a disk shelf link it up to the mini itx board and you're off to the races! A disk shelf for six 3.5" drives 🤤It would be like squeezing a Jonsbo N3 case into the rack.
@arghylАй бұрын
This is an awesome micro homelab!
@TMACinCityАй бұрын
That 10" rack kills me LOL We have a running joke where I work about "standard" 19 inch racks that never seem to fit anything that is a standard 19" form factor.
@Linuxdeveloper25 күн бұрын
I love that scavenged rack + the Ansible set up, subscribed! :)
@vincentaguilar6249Ай бұрын
Watching Brett and Tim collaborate is like watching the avengers come together, in my world 😂
@mandyli3844Ай бұрын
Cool Mini Smart Home Rack!
@philh98Ай бұрын
I just saw that Jeff Geerling vid on Tuesday. I like your setup alot..... Maybe more than jeffs😮
@RaidOwlАй бұрын
😳😳😳
@doctorno3912Ай бұрын
a rack to go into your rack. looks pretty sweet. may have to do my own one when I finish my current 25u build.
@RaidOwlАй бұрын
*Xzibit has entered the chat*
@sativagirl1885Ай бұрын
with a 40 gig fiber connection, you can become your own Internet Service Provider and sell wi-fi to well known criminals for extra untaxed/unreported income!
@bahamatomАй бұрын
10" racks are common run Europe, mainly due to racking low powered devices as electricity is expensive. I have had one for the past 9 years they are great to keep everything uncluttered. Glad to see it is catching on in North America. @raidowl there is a 10" mini its case from myelectronics that fits your 1080.
@jeremybarber2837Ай бұрын
So much goodness right here!! Now I really want one of these even more. Grrrr
@realdanbyersАй бұрын
Space is my enemy and this mini rack would be awesome. I can downsize my desktop PC, pi cluster, and NAS. Thanks for the ideas.
@lanefuАй бұрын
Fun build. Way to do cool shit without getting overly serious.
@gavinskurrieАй бұрын
Man, you have to be one of my favourite creators! CHECK MATE! 🤣🤣 Love it!!
@jeffreyplum52597 күн бұрын
I live near Boston, which is not Texas,. Summer here tries its best to fake it. Room temps in the 80s with effective temps pushing 100 degrees at times. Without AC is very cruel to traditional Mini PCs. I can see such a rack as a center for my Raspberry Pis wearing only good active cooling. I see my Pi 4s as servers with Pi5 as a master node. Now the Pis are in individual cases. A proper rack would help organize them for 24/7 use. Mirrored drives would give me better data protection and central data storage service. I would also like to monitor my systems from a Pi node so I could shut stuff down before heat freezes it. Thanks for the video.
@@xn0gaming Haha. I was being sarcastic. I'm well aware that it's still a hot mess (and a familiar looking one as well...I'm also a "free spirit")
@xn0gamingАй бұрын
@@adflaker As long as its fun, squeeze as much hardware in there as possible :D
@EZLogikalАй бұрын
I keep having to pause so I can cry laughing
@Jensen871Ай бұрын
Would love to see a software tour! This is so cool!!!
@brettz8364Ай бұрын
Well I guess you got me. I'll subscribe Brett 😂
@nddulacАй бұрын
I'm looking forward to more content on this set up. I actually got a 10" rack a couple of years ago (after seeing a video on it by @NovaspiritTech some three years ago) and it has been sitting my storage just waiting for me to justify buying it . . . This just might get me going on the thing!
@rmcdudmk212Ай бұрын
This is a very cool system. Thanks for sharing your build. 👍
@augustmeeАй бұрын
This is one of the coolest rack i've seen which i can actually afford and build.
@DeFi-MacrodosingАй бұрын
You were in for a winner at the GPU graphics poking out, hands down! 😂😂
@jackyli671624 күн бұрын
thanks tim, nice job!
@RaidOwl24 күн бұрын
I’m not…nvm lol
@dougbeard7624Ай бұрын
Oh yes, size matters. My 19.5" server isn't going to fit in... THAT! Bless your heart.
@YhighNinjaАй бұрын
Found this channel recently. I'm loving the content.
@GeekOfAllTradesАй бұрын
"Checkmate" lol, love it
@user-iz5vl4nt9q20 күн бұрын
Damn this is pretty awesome. Good job
@jacobburgin826Ай бұрын
4" 😂 that's a Pico rack
@Deltakitty3278021 күн бұрын
It looks beautiful, but it definitely can use some cable management other than that it looks awesome❤
@-someone-.26 күн бұрын
I subbed,…I’ve been wanting to do something like this ages! Thanks!
@denvera1g1Ай бұрын
Bonus points If this slides into a rack on rails and everything connects with a single power and 10g cable
@ThereWillBeCakeАй бұрын
Mate this is next level! Time to up my mini rack game!
@52Pi_Maker_EducationАй бұрын
mini rack mate T1 game server cluster ? nice idea
@playeronthebeatАй бұрын
It's finally available in Germany as well (don't know how long it's been available for, tbh) and I'm gonna shell out and buy at least one of them. Maybe a second one for my mom and her setup, too. I just love this small thing for small builds and stuff. Good way of starting out your homelab! Throw in some 3D Printing, and I guess you can create really, really cool stuff with it!
@axmaz_lazyАй бұрын
Thats a nicely and cleanly packed server rack. even tho this is the first video i watch of you.
@librab103Ай бұрын
Very nice setup. 100W isn't bad
@blackryan5291Ай бұрын
🤔Tim got the backwards cap. He can cut through the air and it keeps him planted like a wing. B went full Buddha though with the Mr. Clean hairdo. That jawn aerodynamic AF. This is gonna be a fierce battle!!!
@declanmcardleАй бұрын
You (and Jeff) are now in thumbnails for the product on Amazon. 🙂
@middle_pickupАй бұрын
It's actually very simple to drill, and tap your own mounting points on metal like that. If it was me, I would feel way more comfortable with that than some sticky tac.
@enr1skАй бұрын
AWESOME! Unfortunately it would cost a gazillion thousand Brazillian Reais to build it here.😅
@chasejones346Ай бұрын
I may have the space, but that doesn't mean I have the money 😂
@OT-tn7ciАй бұрын
Good shit man, good shit, please do a software stack video.
@Ataraxia_AtomАй бұрын
This thing is so sick!!!
@sushisoup6840Ай бұрын
Dude, you're just hilarious 😂 Thanks for the laughs.
@pinkeye00Ай бұрын
Funny how the RackMate T1 is $180 on Amazon, but $120 on DeskPI - might want to think on that.
@wayneseymour1Ай бұрын
Do a full software turtorial of the rack.
@IdahoMthman29 күн бұрын
Hello there, Mr. Owl. I have been researching NAS builds and came across this. Why would a photographer and video maker need a server like this. Thanks for the video. Hopefully you are enjoying your server.
@OGXDev1329 күн бұрын
Jeff’s temp controller
@pyroslevАй бұрын
Definitely gonna grab that USB Dock.
@jwdoryАй бұрын
Nice build.
@FanaticalRKАй бұрын
These new wave IT guys be concerning..
@RaidOwlАй бұрын
kids these days
@seanunderscorepryАй бұрын
RaidOwl has that Dave Attell delivery.
@Sandunes_SCАй бұрын
19 and 4 lol. Great vid
@LeoNux-um7tgАй бұрын
Oh man I'm so addicted to this "mini version of everything" I hope my wife too.
@KYSMOАй бұрын
She's your wife so she is obviously into mini versions of large things.
@LeoNux-um7tg19 күн бұрын
@@KYSMO 😂
@codeman99-devАй бұрын
Would love to build one myself. I would cluster up some mini PCs, probably four BeeLink EQ12. Top mount a fanless firewall appliance as a router. Similar network switch, maybe something managed. A digiconnect USB over IP hub. A Minisform BD770i build serving namely as the multi-media rig. I know that's overkill, but I want it. Finally, add in a serious NAS solution... not sure if that's another device or something I already mentioned.
@shephusted2714Ай бұрын
i was going to say build your own but for 100 bucks not too bad - your setup looks good - nice use of parts and appreciate the bargain vibe - the clock should have seconds (to make sure everything is synced)
@kylesparrow9564Ай бұрын
A word of caution on that PSU. I had the similar Apevia ITX-AP300W PSU, and it released the magic smoke. I don't recall how long it lasted before it did that, but it definitely wasn't long enough, and definitely should not have been overwhelmed by the system it was running.
@user-bi4jp5jo1mАй бұрын
Should get that name san in there for the rack I bet it fit nice!
@robtv6029Ай бұрын
Any guides or videos that you can recommend for a non-techy who would like to set-up a mini server rack? Love that you have list of hardware, which lessen the things I need to consider. Thanks,
@markkoops2611Ай бұрын
I think this is awesome. I got more mini pc clusters rather than PI 😃
@hexn72Ай бұрын
honestly ive been considering setting up some form of home server so i love the idea of this! youtube is definitely trying to push me to committing. im curious if you could just use the mini itx as your daily driver tower while running proxmox instead of parsec. i would assume so since you can use the 10" monitor to game, just replace it with larger monitors
@espertalhao041Ай бұрын
You might be able to save some space if you rotate the Raspberry Pi's. This way, you then have a whole entire bay completely cleared out.
@OT-tn7ciАй бұрын
Good shit man, really nice.
@ystebadvonschlegel3295Ай бұрын
1:37 😢😢😮😮😅😅. Mulligan on that part, my man
@sonrt2107Ай бұрын
Yes, i would definitely have this years ago if could. Now i have a full rack but got for 40 dollars at the time. I have too many servers i need to sell no longer need.
@chrisumali9841Ай бұрын
Thanks for the demo and info. Now you have poked the bear called TechnoTim, good luck you poor soul LOL just kidding. LET GET READY TO RUMBLE!
@nemo9463Ай бұрын
00:19 Температатурный датчик конечно прибавит 100500 к работоспособности и производительности .
@warlordkeys25 күн бұрын
it's beautiful.
@bobbyLovesTechАй бұрын
4… you lucky guy.
@drskizzАй бұрын
OMG Yes on Aida's forum. Got offended when I mentioned using the gallery feature.
@TazzSmkАй бұрын
that power button is most interesting piece of the build, I checked the details and it's really pity it's not designed for a Mac, any idea if there's a way to power on Mac (Mini or Studio) with dedicated button like this? cheers
@TgspartnershipАй бұрын
you just made me Google power bottom. i actually thought it would be something useful
@demanuDJАй бұрын
I love this setup ♥
@ShcherbynaMАй бұрын
Nice one. I also want a 10" rack, but can't get one at the country where I live, everyone is using 19". If I can't buy one, I'll build one.
@The_Orchestrator_of_ChaosАй бұрын
10:36 wait, I will just ask my bf... wait, im single... btw. great video
@rogerhalt399125 күн бұрын
Looks nice but what about the temperature in there, in a typical use case? I would add a funky glass panel to the sides if it was mine
@CampRussoАй бұрын
@6:47 THAT'S WHAT HE SAID!!! 😁🤣
@mpsiiАй бұрын
Must have software tour
@ExpressITTechTipsАй бұрын
That looks pretty sweet, but let’s be honest size does matter right 😂
@khps9176Ай бұрын
Size of systems do not really impress me anymore as datacenter systems are massive. But these tiny, mini, micro systems you guys put together are honestly quite impressive.