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Total project cost was around 200€ excluding equipment and lots of time.
This is not a per piece cost though, since minimum order quantities - e.g. you get 5 boards as a minimum. I also chose expensive and overkill parts, since I wanted high reliability and efficiency... I'm sure the cost could be brought down.
I could share schematics for some of this stuff.
Endless spinner* , not meant to load anything.
30 seconds? haha boo.
My big project is to call a timeout and clean my office, especially the surface of my desk. It is almost impossible to get work done in its current condition. :-(
If you have a Allwinner H3 Based SBC (Single Board Computer) or TV Box and are looking to run a usable version of Android that is rootable without using trojan laced tools, check out a project some friends and my self have been working on for a while, H3Droid!
We also have a blog and idle on FreeNode IRC in #H3droid if you need any help!
We do this for 'free', taking only donations where people feel like giving. If you do use our project, all we ask is you tell others about it and provide feedback if you run into any issues!
Cheers!
Well, it was time for DestinyCDN v3, welcome back to a latency based CDN:
4 POP's: LA, NY, UK, DE
2x DNS servers, one of them also is used as edge with 256-512MB Memory
3x Database servers for replication using, 2 of them run pdns + rqlite 256MB-512MB
2x Edge servers 128MB
I did not used MariaDB with galera, instead I used: https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite
SQLite database, which runs in memory, distributed, replicated, just awesome.
With that its possible below 512MB, otherwise you run into issues with Galera on less then 512MB.
If you want to try it: destinycdn.science.
It takes a bit, to find the perfect latency, until then results are random.
CDN update:
4x new POP's: Sydney, Singapore, Ukraine, Lithuania
Cheapest I could find so far.
Which providers are you using in Sydney and Singapore?
HostHatch and ITLDC, since they turned out to be the cheapest, currently.