A split-screen graphic comparing a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 with green accents on the left and a Raspberry Pi 5 single-board computer with orange accents on the right, set against a dark circuit board background for a hardware reliability and MTBF article by peppe8o

Compute Module vs Standard Raspberry Pi: Discover The Hidden Reliability Gap 0 (0)

When selecting a single-board computer (SBC) for 24/7 industrial deployments, edge computing, or critical IoT infrastructure, raw performance is only half the equation. The other – often decisive – half is reliability. How long can a board operate continuously before hardware failure occurs? How does vibration impact component lifespan? Official reliability prediction metrics released by […]

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How to Install Stirling PDF on Raspberry Pi via Docker: A Real-World Performance Guide 0 (0)

tested by peppe8o | Stirling PDF v2.14.2 | RPi 5 B 8GB | Raspberry Pi OS 13 (Trixie) This tutorial will show you how to install Stirling PDF on Raspberry Pi computer boards, giving you Docker commands to get it up and running in minutes, as well as metrics from CPU, RAM, and storage usage.

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How to Install ntfy on a Raspberry Pi: Send Notifications to your Smartphone 0 (0)

tested by peppe8o | ntfy v2.25.0 | RPi 5B 8GB | Raspberry Pi OS 13 (Trixie) This tutorial will show you how to send smartphone notifications with ntfy on Raspberry PI computer boards. The installation provided uses Docker, so that everything will go live with simple configuration files. If you manage a homelab or run

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AdventureLog: Self-Hosted Travel Planner with Budget Tracking on Raspberry Pi (Docker Install) 0 (0)

This tutorial will show you how to install AdventureLog on Raspberry PI computer boards with Docker, so getting an open-source and self-hosted travel planning platform. About AdventureLog Planning a trip often means keeping multiple records about maps, notes, booking confirmations, and spreadsheets. AdventureLog brings those parts together in a single platform, with low resource usage

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