Almost no detail of any kind except 60 instances in a rack, and a very brief look at the chassis.
I got the impression that the guide didn't know anything about what they were talking about w.r.t internals or how it's used, but that could be sexism or racism I guess. At no point did they mention anything about why there was an external thunderbolt network controller (or why it was so big).
No information about orchestration or storage or... any detail at all really.
"here's a fan, there's a thunderbolt ethernet", "it fits like this".
Very surface level, which is annoying because its very clearly marketing for developers or technical people who even care about GitHub.
I got the impression that the guide didn't know anything about what they were talking about w.r.t internals or how it's used, but that could be sexism or racism I guess. At no point did they mention anything about why there was an external thunderbolt network controller (or why it was so big).
No information about orchestration or storage or... any detail at all really.
"here's a fan, there's a thunderbolt ethernet", "it fits like this".
Very surface level, which is annoying because its very clearly marketing for developers or technical people who even care about GitHub.