Having a static IP isn't essential, however it will make repeated access to the Raspberry Pi via SSH much simpler, as you'll always know that the Raspberry Pi has the same address. Imagine how much trouble your postman would have if your house constantly changed location :) This task assu...
This tutorial will be a brief walk through the process of getting MicroK8s up and running on Raspberry Pi, and joining multiple Pis to form a production-grade Kubernetes cluster. MicroK8s is a lightweight, fast, enterprise-grade Kubernetes. Whether you’re new to K8s or a power user, Micro...
A Raspberry Pi is a low-cost, single-board computer (SBC) that's about the size of a credit card. It was introduced more than ten years ago and initially designed to make learning computer science more accessible. Since its release, the Pi (as it’s known colloquially) has found uses...
SSH allows you to wirelessly connect to your Raspberry Pi, eliminating the need for a keyboard and mouse. It’s perfect if your Raspberry Pi is located in a hard-to-reach location, like the back of your television. note To SSH into the Raspberry Pi, you’ll use the hostname you set ...
1. Make sure you're using the latest version of Raspberry Pi OS In this first step, start with two things. First, make sure you’re using the latest version of Raspberry Pi OS. You can use a micro SD card and the Raspberry Pi Imager tool to upgrade to the newest version, should yo...
However, these IPs can change each time the machine is restarted, and it is very annoying when you want to access the Raspberry from a computer, for example in SSH. In this tutorial we will see how to give a fixed local IP to our Raspberry Pi and thus avoid looking for it each time...
For example, “//192.168.0.23/work” is a valid path to a network share. <MOUNTLOCATION>:Replace this with where you want this network drive to be mounted to on your Raspberry Pi. sudomount //<NETWORKSHARE> <MOUNTLOCATION>Copy To give you an example of this, let us mount a network ...
If you’re using a Mac, you can SSH into the Pi with Terminal. Clickherefor good tutorial on SSHing via Terminal. We’ll also need a way to find the local IP address of your Raspberry Pi when it’s connected to your router via the ethernet cable. There are lots of ways to do th...
By tweaking a few files on its microSD card, you can set your Raspberry Pi for remote access without ever attaching a monitor or keyboard.
If you use sudo, you will need touse the chown commandto give ownership of that directory to your actual user. Configuring Samba on your Raspberry Pi 4.Now we can share this folder using the Samba software. To do this, we need to modify the samba config file. ...