A Tiny Data Center You Can Actually Afford

Six Raspberry Pi CM4 modules, built-in networking, and NVMe storage for every node — all on one Mini-ITX board. This compact cluster setup is perfect for Docker Swarm, self-hosting, and home automation, with the flexibility to run workloads together or separately. In this video, I break down the hardware, networking, case options, power requirements, and what you can realistically do with it, from microservices to CM5-ready projects. My complete Super 6C setup guide, including Docker Swarm installation, is available on GitHub — link below. Pickup the Super6C board here: https://amzn.to/3V0jlTv This project instructions are in my Github: https://github.com/TheGeekOfAllTrades Chapters: 0:00 ⏳ Intro & First Impressions 0:15 🔥 What is the Super 6C? 1:11 🛠 Hardware Breakdown (Compute modules, NVMe, networking) 2:16 📏 Size & Case Compatibility 2:39 🚨 Things You Need to Know Before Buying 3:54 🌐 Networking & Connectivity (Ethernet, onboard switch) 4:50 🏗 What Can You Do With It? (Docker Swarm, home automation, self-hosting) 6:06 💰 Cost Breakdown & Buying Tips 7:09 ⚖️ Pros & Cons (No RAID, shared networking, expandability) 7:50 ✅ Final Verdict – Should You Buy It? 8:00 📌 Next Steps & Where to Get One #Homelab #DockerSwarm #RaspberryPiProjects #Super6C #DeskPi #RaspberryPiServer #CM4 ***DISCLAIMER*** This is NOT financial advice and I am NOT a financial advisor. Some of these geek projects are expensive and can be risky. Crypto Currency is very volatile and the prices change daily. Please do your own research before investing!! THESE VIDEOS ARE MADE FOR ENTERTAINMENT & INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY!!!