Slapping some computers on a plywood board for fun - DIY Kubernetes Cluster

Hey y'all, this next trick involves some amateur carpentry, 5 old dell computers, and a next-to-nothing understanding of Kubernetes, which was enough.
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[@1fareast14]

Great explanations throughout!

[@SaifulIslam-ql6eb]

How much computation power have you got from this system?

[@ramyali2782]

Hi, like your work, and would like to ask what is the easiest way to cluster/connect many pc together to use a combination of old 7010 opti. As yours as one processor ,Kubernets are intermediate level for me, need something user level if you can please

[@ThomasComputes]

I would use k3s with Rancher. You can learn more about k3s from many online sources, but you'll essentially be setting static IPs on each machine and use one as the master node. In your cluster config, you'll provide the IP addresses of the worker nodes, and Rancher can be your dashboard/source of truth for your setup. Hope this helps!