The machine is physically a standard 19" 1U rack case, half depth (or less?). It comes with an 80W PSU and a single SATA HDD. I fitted mine with a second SDD (I believe there are 4 SATA ports on the motherboard, but not enough room in the case for 4 hard drives).
The motherboard inside is pretty tiny, about 7"x7".
Red Hat have some Caviums and Seattles as well, but I've not used those.
Edit: I forgot an important point: The upstream kernel works out of the box. (For x86 users, this will sound like a strange thing to point out, but it's BIG news in the ARM world).
The machine is physically a standard 19" 1U rack case, half depth (or less?). It comes with an 80W PSU and a single SATA HDD. I fitted mine with a second SDD (I believe there are 4 SATA ports on the motherboard, but not enough room in the case for 4 hard drives).
The motherboard inside is pretty tiny, about 7"x7".
Red Hat have some Caviums and Seattles as well, but I've not used those.
Edit: I forgot an important point: The upstream kernel works out of the box. (For x86 users, this will sound like a strange thing to point out, but it's BIG news in the ARM world).