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Feature rich, enterprise-level, carrier board for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (+ compatible alternatives). From Homelabs to advanced AI clusters at scale: Simplifying and automating the development and management of on-premise cluster environments is at the heart of what we do. Our solutions are designed to streamline complex processes, turning what was once a daunting task into a manageable and efficient experience.
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## Installation of Agent
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The following commands download and then run our automated installation [script](https://github.com/uptime-industries/compute-blade-agent/blob/main/hack/autoinstall.sh)
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The following commands download and then run our automated installation [script](https://github.com/uptime-lab/compute-blade-agent/blob/main/hack/autoinstall.sh)
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# PXE Boot/Provisioning
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The CM4 / CM5 can natively boot via PXE, but requires additional files on the TFTP server for bootstrapping.
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In order to provide a standardized UEFI boot process (including PXE), there's an [EDK2 UEFI build available for the ComputeBlade](https://github.com/uptime-industries/compute-blade-cm4-uefi).
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In order to provide a standardized UEFI boot process (including PXE), there's an [EDK2 UEFI build available for the ComputeBlade](https://github.com/uptime-lab/compute-blade-cm4-uefi).
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Using this image for the SD Card (CM4 / CM5 Lite modules) or eMMC enables commodity provisioning software supporting ARM64 to bootstrap clusters.
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