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In this video, I’ll be showing you the new LCD screens and the Status Monitor app that I’ve integrated into my Raspberry Pi HomeLab. This setup enhances my 3-node Raspberry Pi Kubernetes Cluster with real-time monitoring information, including CPU, memory, and disk utilization, along with the IP and hostname of each node. I’ll walk you through the process of getting everything up and running.

References

- GitHub Project: https://github.com/christianlempa/raspberrypi-lcd-status
- Kit Page: http://kit.co/christianlempa/raspberry-pi-kubernetes-cluster
- Raspberry Pi Kubernetes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cbniIZUpXM

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Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction
02:56 Project Overview
06:22 Display Info on the LCD Screen
11:19 My LCD Status Monitor Script

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Chris Jia demonstrates how to connect and use a 16x2 LCD screen with a Raspberry Pi, including a custom Python script to display system information. He faced initial issues with faulty LCD screens but found a reliable model from Freeno. The post also covers the use of Docker containers for running the Python application and mentions an additional application, Remotely, a remote access tool for PC. Detailed instructions and examples for script creation and system setup are provided.

Connect a 16x2 LCD status screen to the Raspberry Pi