ENTER TO WIN a custom Raspberry Pi (pre-built with K3s): bit.ly/2VHhfwt Learn more about SUSE Rancher: bit.ly/3rb8Ih0 Need help with Kubernetes?? (i did) Ask Boxboat for help: bit.ly/3izncVB 🔎🔎Links and Guide: bit.ly/3xIkQbV I built a Raspberry Pi SUPER COMPUTER using Kubernetes (k3s) and Rancher. This project was insanely fun and I want YOU to do it. Why? You will learn about clustering, Kubernetes, k3s and so much more. Basically, these are skills you can take with you into the enterprise. Get a Raspberry Pi: geni.us/aBeqAL

@ahoj113

2 жыл бұрын

Hi

@alexakon9232

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@rationalbushcraft

2 жыл бұрын

What do you use to do the screen annotation?

@camplays487

2 жыл бұрын

Could you do that with an esp8266 or esp32 and do RTOS containers?

@Rain-ks4or

2 жыл бұрын

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0:28 - Needs more Pi!

@ahoj113

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Jeff

@Jeff-sr6fx

2 жыл бұрын

me nemmeh jeff :D

@Jimmy_Jones

2 жыл бұрын

I loved your series. Buy sadly I found this simpler to understand with the networking. I do like your in depth explanation of how it works though.

@JeffGeerling

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jimmy_Jones This video's like the 1-hour crash course. I love seeing more good guides to getting started in K3s/K8s on KZread. Plus, can't knock running it on Pis!

@yoho403

2 жыл бұрын

Eyyy its jeff

I'm 100% sure I don't need it, but now I just want to build it. JUST BECAUSE. Great stuff, I'm just blown away by your skills to teach in a very fun way. Not to mention the amount of work to put this together in your head to then shoot and edit... JUST WOW!!!!

@MrNightowl1980

2 жыл бұрын

I agree that he is a master in teaching in a fun way. And it has to be fun to remember it better for me. 🙏🏾

@larrywestfall7992

2 жыл бұрын

Put pihole in it.

@diegoneves6469

2 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing! Are we need it... no. But It will be really fun do that so let's go!

@valzzu

2 жыл бұрын

Same here, i already have one pi🤣

@gioriv

2 жыл бұрын

@@valzzu Lol 😂 I already have 3 I did went a different route though.

Pro-tip: You can enable SSH before imaging the Pi by hitting CTRL+Shift+X with the Pi Imager focused which will bring up a hidden menu.

@majorgear1021

Жыл бұрын

Enabling ssh is actually an option in the Pi imager application. You can enter the ssh key for password-less login and even replace the pi user with another username.

@fakecubed

7 ай бұрын

They've changed the imager a couple times since this video got made. The new way it works almost guarantees you won't mess it up and miss out on all the advanced options, ssh included. It will throw a pop-up at you and give you ample opportunity to make sure the settings are right and that you want to use them for your new image.

@danieljuno810

3 ай бұрын

Using these options in Pi Imager will save you tons of time

Your walkthrough page isn't there anymore

@chase11119

Ай бұрын

Trying to figureout what I need to paste

Thanks for the callouts Chuck, It was an absolute pleasure working with you on getting Rancher going and dealing with some of the wonderful quirks! I knew it'd be fun to work with a KZreadr, but you should've seen my face when I double-taked on the email on just WHO I was helping! ;)

That fact I sat here and watched this video knowing absolutely nothing about this, just shows that your energy and knowledge about this kept me here. This makes me want to buy on and go full send.

@jesseraymond423

2 жыл бұрын

the wheels, oh the wheels that spin in our minds... I think some people have round ones, some have square wheels

If anyone is having issues when imaging the pi and logging in with SSH. Here is why. There is no longer a default user with a default password, you have to make one when first writing the image on the micro SD or on command line. It is easier to set one up by going to the settings before writing

That was a a splendid intro tutorial. Your hypercaffeinated schtick was kinda bugging me until I realized how almost necessary it is for presenting this stuff in a timely way. Kubernetes is no longer a mystery to me and I thank you!

Why did I just assume his office was in the basement and not upstairs?

@timbro1

2 жыл бұрын

Because it would make sense to have a bunch of heat generating devices in the basement.

@FaithsVessel

2 жыл бұрын

IDK, bcuz it looks like a full blown man cave!

@jelliott8424

2 жыл бұрын

It's the gamer beard and haircut

@IGamingStation

2 жыл бұрын

@@jelliott8424 Neckbeard syndrome, happens to the best of us.

@JJW83641

2 жыл бұрын

Light levels?

We definitely need more of this especially things like connecting a cluster safely to the internet will increase the usage possibilities ten-fold. Thank you for making this!

I'm setting up a bare metal server in my remote office and this video was the best thing that could have happened to me. Thanks a lot man, you are seriously fun to watch. Cheers

Thank you so much Chuck! I can't stress enough how difficult it is to go and research, and figure this out yourself. Thanks for taking the time to make it easy.

Man, this video might have taken more than 80 hours of researching, deploying, testing, scripting, recording, editing, reviewing, copywriting and publishing. Thank you for that! I'm really glad to have discovered this channel while browsing on the Internet! New subscriber from Brazil!

WOW! That was BRILLIANT! I have chewed around the edges of Kubernets for a while. I have read a bunch and done a few tiny bits. But, this was the perfect balance of completeness and stripped down to make it VERY understandable and create a structure on which we can hang more detail. Brilliant!

Bro you put in a lot of high end work in these videos on top of all the knowledge that im sure at times been painstaking in aquasition behind the scenes. Your straight up a pro and i appreciate you sharing this knowledge with all who seek it.

Life Goal : want a slide on top of stair

@NetworkChuck

2 жыл бұрын

It's pretty cool!

@morosis82

2 жыл бұрын

My work has a slide between LVL 14-12.

@sujeewarathnaweera

2 жыл бұрын

@@NetworkChuck Hey, it would be the wrong place for as: what is the latest or newest supported version for windows 7?

@way2virgo

2 жыл бұрын

I'll invent stair slide pants... It isn't a thing.... Yet

@orbyfied

2 жыл бұрын

my school has a slide from the 2nd floor down to base

One thing you forgot to mention... quite a big reason to go cluster anything (apart from the load balancing) is the auto healing ability. If you unplugged the PI that was running the minecraft server as it stands, it would automatically spin up another instance on another PI. Another thing to note when dealing with anything cluster is persistent storage. As it current stands, if that minecraft server were to move to another node, you'd lose your saved data. Maybe make a persistent data video to accompany this one

@akhilleusuggo

Жыл бұрын

@Jay Dee because it only had the image. If you ever used containers, they have images, volumes, and persistent data. Images can be changed, updates etc; persistent data can be exposed from host to guest (containers). Persistent data or storage, can also be accessed by multiples containers at the same time. Edit: It's called persistent data, because data doesn't get lost after reboot or the container. Images on the other hand, if changed, they lose the changes after reboot. They are meant not to be changed.

@rushic24

Жыл бұрын

btw can you share something on how to add this persistent data?

@apolloeosphoros4345

8 ай бұрын

Yep... PersistentVolumes, PVCs, etc - the final boss of k8s. How to do it right in a self hosted cluster? I'm still trying to figure that part out

@franklee663

4 ай бұрын

However for persistent data to work on clusters, that app must be built based on 3-tier design. Otherwise it will just lock or kill each other out. Not all apps can be load balanced.

I love your videos. I’ve been having so much trouble getting my cluster set up so this will definitely help. I’ve spent many nights digging and making no progress. I also love how hemmed up on coffee you are. It is essential.

Just started learning K8 for me job. After seeing what you built in this video i would like to build my own cluster at home. Thanks for the awesome video Chuck.

Managing multiple K8s clusters is my day job, so I can appreciate the amount of work and effort that went into this, nice one. P.s, I use k3s alongside k8s at work to test stuff without having to deploy k8s from scratch, the manifests are generally 100% compatible

Thanks Chuck! I will never do this but I have just spent a happy hour watching you do it. I can't imagine how long it took you to prepare for this video, so thanks for that.

Hey Chuck.. where is the walkthrough? (Page Doesn't Exist). You lost me at the Pi image override statement, I can't see what you pasted in.

This is an awesome video! Unfortunately, it no longer works if you follow along. K3S has now progressed up to version v1.22.5. Rancher does not support version 1.22.5 and you end up stuck at the "Waiting for API to be available" message. No big deal - the kubectl/CLI parts still work great!

@donfunction

2 жыл бұрын

Wish I read this before getting started 😂 Oh well - 3 Pi’s so far though!

@walideshtiwi6303

2 жыл бұрын

how can i manage k3s cluster then is there other way like rancher or should I use lens

@rowler952

Жыл бұрын

@@lt.kraken I can't send you a dm can you create a gist to share it.

@bnicholas89

Жыл бұрын

@@lt.kraken I’m interested in what you found to get this working.

@seebeedee

3 ай бұрын

On install you can pick the lower package installer. Some -command -version, etc

tiny tip, to start and enable on start with systemd you can use "enable --now" it will start it as the extra arg --now is provided!

I just wanted to say that I love your energy in the videos and the genuine excitement that you bring. Loved the video and I would really enjoy if you continued to pursue raspberry and k3s in future videos. Keep the coffee coming. Greetings from Portugal

i had big problems because of the 404 error in your documentation. but i think the right commands for minute 19:00 are: $ sudo iptables -F $ sudo update-alternatives --set iptables /usr/sbin/iptables-legacy $ sudo update-alternatives --set ip6tables /usr/sbin/ip6tables-legacy $ sudo reboot

@rthomas529

4 күн бұрын

Highly underrated comment

Great stuff, thank you, you managed to FINALLY open up my basic understanding of k3s! I'd LOVE to see a 2nd part where you maybe show how outages affect the cluster (pull the power off one of those raspi's) and which steps are involved to add additional servers to an existing and running k3s cluster (where the workers will automagically join the load).. Hope to see more of this on your channel!

Man I absolutely love the enthusiasm you have and the way you're teaching us. I am a frontend developer but i never skip a video from you, and i try almost everything you show us. I know that its just scratching the surface, but its crazy indeed how "easy" it becomes to manage your own bare metal server and have a cloud grade technology at the tip of your fingers. I will try that for sure once I buy 2-3 more raspberries cause the 5 i have are already full with web-servers, plex server, pi-hole, docker with (Portainer), NAS(OMV) and god knows what more :D. Thank you once again for showing us those great nerdy stuff and making them easier for us to assimilate as i know the Hussle of learning those stuff on your own just by using the documentation and the "try-error" pattern until you figure it out, but the feeling once you wrap your mind around it is great!.

I am so glad I finally set some time aside to watch this!!! Super excited to try this as my next project! You made learning this super easy to follow. Thank you!!!!

Yes to continuing this series and a video on exposing the cluster to the internet or any other cool things that you can do with the cluster.

This was actually a pretty good lecture for me starting a new job as an automation engineer working with industrial digitalization. Edge devices are almost found in every new machine nowadays and we use K3S to integrate and manage those devices (working nodes).

Love how much effort you put into your videos. I was always thinking about setting up my own cluster and now you got me to do it.

@NetworkChuck

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

0:14 sliding in his DM's for a free pi be like

I am trying to get the WALKTHROUGH documentation, but looks like the link doesn't work anymore. Is there a more updated link?

I love how clean and energetic you are. You're a great dad and a humble person. Keep it up. ✝

This is the network chuck video of the year! Informative, educative, and damn cool! Keep it up Sir!

Thanks for continuing to make some awesome IT content! I always get excited when i get the notification that you've dropped a new video.

10/10, you have inspired me to build my own Kubernetes cluster. Currently waiting on my 3 worker nodes to arrive!

I just wanted to drop in and say thank you. I know this took a significant amount of time and research to just figure out how to do this, let alone taking the time to put this video together. Thank you, thank you!

Exposing it to internet would be such an amazing PART 2 ! Keep up the good work. Amazing quality on your videos Chuck ;)

Thanks for the amazing videos you put out Chuck. I learn a lot from your videos. Keep them coming.

Great, it reminds me of my early days in electronics, the introduction early days and the first microcontroller, Intel 4004. A bunch of us used it for controlling a vacuum messaging system around London airport, between the customs office and the individual freight hubs, BEA, BOAC, PanAm etc. We didn't have all the software and other gismos you have today, just teletypes for programming on paper tape? Your enthusiasm was similar to ours at the time, but we had at least ten teletypes, going off like a Gatling gun, making concentration difficult. You'd make a great enthusiastic educator, I've learnt a lot from you, Jeff and other engineers on KZread. I'm old but still learning. Thank you all and KZread

Such an amazing video. Super fun to watch, super lots to learn, super well written. Thanks a log for this!

19:53 Do NOT repeat the original direction 7 more times. Create an image of the first machine. Write the image to the other sd cards. Now you just need to manage the IP and hostname.

@joe_ferreira

2 жыл бұрын

If inclined one could also set them all up to pxe boot and store the images on the pxe server. 👍

@SumanRoy.official

2 жыл бұрын

I was looking for this comment, I knew that if there n times nodes on the network, it will take n times to get it setup and I am like whaaat? why is he doing it, there should be better way. Then I found your comment along with another guy mentioning pxe server which I never thought it exsited.

@alwayscensored6871

2 жыл бұрын

@@SumanRoy.official Network booting a Pi cluster. Hmm short video?

@brandonconway5286

2 жыл бұрын

@99codemister Where would one manage the IP and hostname? Are you saying you would log into each pi and change the hostname/IP of the device?

@codeman99-dev

2 жыл бұрын

@@brandonconway5286 Same as the video, 14:30. The custom image saves the step just before this. He had to cold boot every single SD card *before* editing this file. I'm suggesting instead that you make one SD exactly as he did. Then make a backup image. Burn that backup to the other cards. Then edit the file. Then boot the pi machine. So instead of n * 2 booting sequences, you deal with n + 1 booting sequences.

As a platform engineer amazing video sir! I love KUBERNETES!! It’s so amazing, I recommend anyone pick up the skill. Great video!

We need a new version of this!

Man, this energy... I'm usually more a docs guy than a tutorial watching guy but i enjoyed the hell out of your videos.

Just finished this video and never realized it was an hour long. Awesome.

The work you do with these tutorials is truly amazing. Everything works first try and is clearly explained! Thank you!

Great job!!! you present things in a simple and understandable way!!!Thank you!

This is my first time watching your content and I have got to say you explain yourself very well. Thank you for making easy to follow and understand videos

Brother!! This is exactly what I have been looking for

@sathishkumarrb

2 жыл бұрын

yup me too

Nice video - a great intro into Kubernetes. I tried deploying it to 4x RPi 3B+, but the master almost died due to lack of memory. A quick rebuild later, and I now run the master on a vitual machine and the four Pi's is worker nodes. It works despite it running on both arm64 and x86 architecture :-) As someone else mentioned, I would love to see how to do load balancing correct, so we have no hardcoding to a specific node IP. I pulled one of the workers offline, and K3s rebuilt the pods on another worker, but I can not access it on the original IP.

Chuck...ty for all your post! I have been enjoying your informational videos a lot (of course while sipping coffee!). Keep them coming.

Thanks for that video, I‘ve recently been struggling to deploy a k3s cluster and this video will surely help me out. Been watching while i was working on a different project & will follow along later today when I‘m trying to redo my k3s cluster.

This is really cool. I studied clustering back in the 90's.... Lobos and stuff like that. I'm glad it's gotten ever so much easier. I think this would be a fun project, but I'm really not sure what I would do with it once I had it working.

I just finished building this 8x rPi cluster using the same kit with the exception of the use of PoE hats to reduce desk clutter - a really great learning experience. I was dropped into the Minecraft server at night and was immediately blown up by an attacking creeper. 😊 Keep in mind that both Rancher and Ubuntu have versioned. Rancher no longer includes the experimental RancherD in its distribution. Pull down the the original versions mentioned in this tutorial and you'll be fine.

@majorgear1021

Жыл бұрын

Where in the world did you find a place to buy 8 rpi's ? Every store that I checked is OOS , so scalpers are the only option.

@zahidkamil7833

Жыл бұрын

Hey I tried installing rancher from other websites but I am unable to enable rancher. I went through their website and did the whole thing of enabling docker and then installing rancher. Do you happen to have a breakdown of steps of how you installed rancher on your ubuntu VM?

@123ftw1

11 ай бұрын

​@@majorgear1021They started restocking them a few weeks ago in UK, maybe in US as well. Soon :)

@majorgear1021

11 ай бұрын

@@123ftw1 Maybe! I did manage to get 3 rpi 4’s, but I’ve given them different tasks and set up my cluster on ubuntu virtual machines on a PC hypervisor.

@kearneyIT

11 ай бұрын

I have 10 8GB RPi 4s and i bought them before covid but never used them at all. I am now doing this rancher, ansible, containers, k3s lot n lots n lots

404 error for the guide

@RealWaffleTech0

2 ай бұрын

Same

You are inspiring, I hope you know that

I really enjoy you videos🤩 Thank you for the great content! Have you considered to use PoE instead of all the power supplies? Will that work out of the box?

Thanks for posting, I may try building one..

This was definitely EPIC! Top Marks on the content and clarity of process.

The way chuck explains stuff makes me feel smart and talked down to at the same time, but i wouldnt be able to follow any of this without it. Thanks for nerdsplaning everything like im a casual. 👍

Dude I don't know how I ended up on this channel but it's cool as hell. You know back in the late 90s and 00s I was all up in the technical on how networking and all that was working but I definitely regressed more towards the consumer side as time went on, focusing on different parts of the computer pipeline. Now that I'm looking back at it again, it's absolutely insane what we do now. I feel like one of those old fogeys watching young people perform magic.

love this deployment....I'm moving house soon, going from VERY rural to very urban and would love to use PI products and Linux to create a security camera system on an incredibly tight budget, maybe starting simple and adding additional cameras at a later stage, but utilizing the compute power and AI to identify friend v foe with respect to camera footage.

@cheeeeezewizzz

2 жыл бұрын

I'm working on having my cameras automatically track anyone they see. So anyone who comes around would be able to see the camera moving and following them. It's been tougher to do than I thought it would be, but it really freaks out the mail guy

It's awesome to see how dedicated and excited you are to share the knowledge you gain to us instead of hoarding it and becoming a "dead end of information". Your work is extremely appreciated.

Going to be setting this up soon when I get my Turing Pi 2 cluster board up and running. Thanks for the in-depth vid!

I don’t know much computers stuff but after watching your videos, I am very interested in trying to set one up. Your energy level and detailed instructions kept me awake at all times. Thanks for the amazing video. Just wondering, will a POE hub works for this project?

Wow! Amazing! I want to do it too! Btw, in simple cases, one pod has usually one container associated with it. A pod can have multiple containers - this normally comes in when you start considering envoys or sidecars.

I'm in the IT industry with a focus on PC hardware and software and I've seen a couple videos of his, all of it seems right so far. Plus, he's got a nice light conversational flow. 👍

Thanks for the demo and info. I managed to deploy k3s on my pi-cluster, this video is helpful. Have a great day

That SUSE jumpscare at minute 40 😂

@chanceliu7335

2 жыл бұрын

And another one at 1:02:50 lol

When configuring pi-2 -> pi-n please just copy the image from the first to the second (n)... then change the cmdline.txt to the new ip addresses. This should be quick

@Pugwash.

2 жыл бұрын

This is what I was thinking.

@mattduncan3304

2 жыл бұрын

Valid, unless you've ever felt the pain of a corrupt SD card. Very much preferable to use the same starting point for everything and not risk having to re-do the whole lot because you ended up copying from a faulty card to everything else in your cluster.

Just got this running on 4 Raspberry Pi 5s and it is pretty cool. Been wanting to try this for a while but could not find any Pis that were available, Now that the 5 is out I'm able to get them without paying outrageous prices. Thanks Chuck for sharing this!

the knowledge i just absorbed is immense. thanks for this!

Hey Chuck, I was always wondering if such a cluster could be used to do Data Analysis with Hadoop? That'd be awesome Great video btw, keep up the good work, thanks for all the great insights.

things must have come a long way since this video, i bought 5 rpi 3b for cheap recently, never owned or used one, and its all easier than you think, raspberry imager will set up hostname, ssh, user and pass (pass linked to ssh) and network if you give it the details you require in the settings button, however following the steps to the cmdline and config is the same,as i gave one away to a friend im setting up 4 pi3b with the main being gui desktop as its in my bedroom which i can still ssh into my other pis from, great vids btw

Thanks for the run down, gonna build a cluster. Rancher looks sweeeet. Very interested in exposing this to a cloud VM for multiple device access.

That was so fun to watch, thank you for breaking it down for newcomers!!!

I work primarily with the Avaya stuff, but like Chuck I love all things IT!!! I heard a rumor that Avaya might be moving towards some sort of container type of infrastructure, it would be so cool to setup a PBX on one of these! No more high power bills ( :

@chrisjreed88

2 жыл бұрын

I also work with Avaya equipment, mainly IP Office 👊. Avaya used to do a containerised solution but it was hosted by Avaya on Google cloud. They discontinued it when they partnered with ring central for avaya cloud office. You should watch Chucks video on setting up 3cx on a raspberry pi, if you're into Voip you'll find 3cx pretty cool if you haven't worked with it before.

@DoseOfDailyIt

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrisjreed88 Awesome! I'm on the Avaya Aura side myself, IP office is great too! We have a team of IPO guys, we'll be collaborating soon for cross training.

“pretty much all you need, apart from about 1000$ in raspberry pi’s”

@VladtheImpaler_99

2 жыл бұрын

How much do you think raspberry pi's cost?

@kingpin1982

2 жыл бұрын

@@VladtheImpaler_99 $145 for a Raspberry Pi 4 8g

@VladtheImpaler_99

2 жыл бұрын

@@kingpin1982 sure, you could spend $1000 on them but you could also get the 4Gb ones for like 50 dollars. Also you can just run this cluster on as many as you can afford.

@kingpin1982

2 жыл бұрын

@@VladtheImpaler_99 The 4g one is about $100 without any power supply, I just use my computer as a server.

@kingpin1982

2 жыл бұрын

@@VladtheImpaler_99 Oh forgot I'm talking Australian dollar and that's just for the card.

That was a good walk through. You are the first I have seen that has run Minecraft on a Raspberry Pi - cool!

I can't believe that have never seen your channel before. So much excellent information and you are interesting to watch. Great stuff. 🤙🏽

this is pretty sweet. just curious, what are you using to show your screen and draw on it in real time?

loveddd it , would be interested to see how use it for Machine learning

@shady4tv

2 жыл бұрын

check out Ranchers' awesome OPNI project for integrating AI into logging cluster metrics! Rancher is focusing on AI from the start: github.com/rancher/opni

why are you so interesting to listen to! You have just the right amount of energy. Just enough to keep my attention, but not overdoing it that it's annoying. Stop being so interesting! I can't stop watching.

this video made me sub. Been watching your videos casual from time to time. But Iv been needing to learn stuff like rancher and kubernetics in my work.

great video!! have you ever thought about PXE booting the Pi workers with a PXE boot server on the master? you could get rid of all the sd card preparation by booting directly over the network and even dynamically add a bunch of Pis…

YESSSS I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO

i really enjoy watching a viking explain tech to me :D

watching your videos night till morning having coffee or wine, very informative, thanks

Disappointed there wasn't a bookmark for every 8 seconds when a coffee break occurred.

@king0770

2 жыл бұрын

New drinking game: You have to drink a shot every time Chuck says "Coffee".

@brandonwilson8115

2 жыл бұрын

@@king0770 But I like my liver!

Hey, I liked this video ! Do you think we could use Ansible to automatically add the workers inside the cluster ? (With a playbook) And can we install Rancher directly on the master ?

@duaneatnofroth

2 жыл бұрын

Check out this video, kzread.info/dash/bejne/e4mEu9KTcsnZfbg.html. Jeff Geerling uses Ansible but he does not use Rancher. Great video @NetworkChuck!

Bro the intro already got me interested and I loved the video Plus that some awesome thinking, sliding down the stairs and cooking some beautiful food, made me drool

You’re amazing Chuck thank you for this!!!❤❤

Glad to know Chuck is also one of 10 people who say “what the junk”

@user-yq3gm4rm5g

2 жыл бұрын

I thought he said "What the Chuck!" lol

@charaxofgythium4863

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-yq3gm4rm5g 🤣

I do wonder if those cluster housings can hold a pi when it has a PoE hat attached, looks kinda tight tbh

This was great, thank you so much! And yes please do make a video on how to expose the cluster to the internet, that would be so awesome and useful! Then everyone can essentially have their own data center at home, no need for AWS :)

Thanks for this - worked like a charm.