Documentation for BigTree-Tech CB1 Compute Module Compatibility #5
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Added a blurb of documentation on the CB1 compute module. I am using 3 of them in my Turning Pi 2 to develop ansible playbooks for deploying K3S and Microk8s for x86 and ARM targets and was able to use the CB1's and the Turing Pi 2 to make my ansible playbooks more platform agnostic. In the process I was able to confirm the Armbian variant provided by BigTree-Tech does indeed work on the Turing Pi 2 and that CB1's could function on the Turning Pi 2 as worker nodes in a k3s or microk8s installation.
Logs for the test and the script used to automate the ansible playbook runs are available here:
https://github.com/nuvious/HomelabKubernetes/tree/8c7ba8be7b09c037c4bdb29f511ef858dce9f9c6/docs
In the logs, the tpi20 represented the Raspberry Pi CM4 control plane node with the tpi21, tpi22 and tpi23 nodes representing the CB1 worker nodes.
This pull request resolves issue #4