Raspberry Pi: The Coolest LCD Screen Server Monitor!
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In this video, I’ll be showing you the new LCD screens and the Status Monitor app that I’ve integrated into my Raspberry Pi HomeLab. This setup enhances my 3-node Raspberry Pi Kubernetes Cluster with real-time monitoring information, including CPU, memory, and disk utilization, along with the IP and hostname of each node. I’ll walk you through the process of getting everything up and running.
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