PI scripting cluster

Open event-based platform for Raspberry PI cluster control

Diogo Souza da Silva

Following Follow project

Liked Like project

Become a Hackaday.io member

Just one more thing

To make the experience fit your profile, pick a username and tell us what interests you.

OK, I'm done! Skip

Similar projects worth following

403 views

0 comments

10 followers

2 likes

Description
Details
Files 0
Components 0
Logs 2
- View all
Instructions 5
- View all
Discussion 0

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

View Gallery

Description

This project aims at building a software stack for easy scripting on a cluster of Raspberry PIs, using an event-based distributed approach.

In general, it will be possible to define a chain of events and commands from one board to another, so a button in one pi could light a led in another with ease.

This will be a building block for more interesting concepts, such as connecting cross network and integrating with other softwares.

In a pseudo-code:

listen({fromNode: "pi0", event: "gpio_change",:gpio 2,:value 1},function(event){
sendCommand({toNode:"pi1",command: "light_led_1"});
});

listen({toNode: "pi1", command: "light_led_1"},function(event){
sendCommand({toNode:"pi1",command:"change_gpio",gpio:2,value:1})
});

The event, commands and scripts would be available every pi of the cluster and the change will reflect on all of them.

Project Logs

Collapse

It's alive!
Diogo Souza da Silva • 05/11/2017 at 03:52 • 0 comments

Everything is working, mostly doing fine.
Starting to build some common scripts now : )
Mostly working!
Diogo Souza da Silva • 04/19/2017 at 00:34 • 0 comments

For a week the project is actually running!
From a single binary it can :
- Sync script dir
- Share GPIO status
- Manage lua scripts

View all 2 project logs

Build Instructions

Collapse

Step 1

Download the binary from https://github.com/diogok/esc/releases:

wget https://github.com/projesc/esc/releases/download/0.0.1/esc-arm -O esc

2
Step 2
Create your scripting folder:
```
mkdir files
```
3
Step 3
Start the server:
```
./esc -iface wlan
```

View all 5 instructions

PI scripting cluster

Become a Hackaday.io member

Just one more thing

Description

Project Logs Collapse

It's alive!

Mostly working!

Build Instructions Collapse

Enjoy this project?

Discussions

Become a Hackaday.io Member

Does this project spark your interest?

Report project as inappropriate

Send message

Remove Member

Project Logs

Collapse

Build Instructions

Collapse