Features
Eleven things this board does that it did not before
Section titled “Eleven things this board does that it did not before”Every one of them started as something that went wrong on a real board. Behind each is the argument, with the measurement that backs it.
Updates that undo themselvesA new image boots on trial and is kept only if the board comes back right.
Update the BMC without touching your nodesPatching the management computer leaves the four compute modules powered.
One page over every boardOne page drives every board in the cluster, and holds no credential of its own.
Fresh, and fixedA longterm kernel, a supported Buildroot, and six named faults taken out.
A console to every moduleFour serial consoles in the browser, each replaying the scrollback you missed.
See what the board seesThe temperature sensor upstream never described, and a fan that says why it is where it is.
Flash a module from the cardWhat is on the board's own SD card, what can be written to a module, and why the rest cannot.
Who may reach this boardThe password and the trusted proxy, both readable and both changeable from the page that asks for one.
Pick a version, from anywhereThis fork, upstream, or the SD card, every candidate checksum-verified and compared numerically.
The board describes its own APIOpenAPI 3.1, served by the board, and this site's reference generated from it.
A certificate that does not rotNamed, renewed before it expires, and it refuses to overwrite one you installed.Also, without a page of their own yetMetrics on their own port · Power and USB per module · The network, named and watched · A clock you can trust · Backup and restore
See it working →Three interfaces — stock, this fork, and the page over every board.Why this fork exists →What upstream does, what changed, and what is still not fixed.Put it on your board →Install, upgrade from stock, and what to do when a flash goes wrong.Vote on what comes next →Planned features, ordered by the votes they have.