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<p>I wanted to play with serverless architecture but I didn't want to spend money before I get used to the concept. 1 year ago, I tried to do that and ended up using all credits on aws. What would be the cheaper way to learn it? I have been exploring the options. rpi is good but it only has 1GB ram. And then, I encountered asus tinker board. So, I gave it a shot. I bought 3 tinker boards(ARM-Cortex-A17 4x 1.8GHz, 2GB RAM, WLAN, Bluetooth) and 32GB sd cards and etc. I spend 303 euros.</p>
<p>I followed Karol Stepniewski's <a href="http://blog.kars7e.io/2018/01/14/Kubernetes-cluster-on-ARM-using-Asus-Tinkerboard/?utm_content=buffer69682&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_source=twitter.com&amp;utm_campaign=buffer">blog post</a> and <a href="https://github.com/jaigouk/tinker-cluster">forked his repo</a>. I used latest armbian image and Network part was fine opposed to his blog post.</p>
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<p>Now, it's time to dig into OpenFaaS.</p>
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I wanted to play with serverless architecture but I didn't want to spend money before I get used to the concept. 1 year ago, I tried to do that and ended up using all credits on aws. What would be the cheaper way to learn it? I have been exploring the options. rpi is good but it only has 1GB ram. And then, I encountered asus tinker board. So, I gave it a shot. I bought 3 tinker boards(ARM-Cortex-A17 4x 1.8GHz, 2GB RAM, WLAN, Bluetooth) and 32GB sd cards and etc. I spend 303 euros.
I followed Karol Stepniewski's blog post and forked his repo. I used latest armbian image and Network part was fine opposed to his blog post.
Now, it's time to dig into OpenFaaS.

Running OpenFaaS on Tinkerboard cluster

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