<commit_before># Drupal on a Single Raspberry Pi

For those who only have one Raspberry Pi available, many of the lessons learned when running Drupal on a cluster of Raspberry Pis can still apply, just on a smaller scale.

This playbook/project makes setting up Drupal on a single Raspberry Pi a very easy/simple operation.

## Set up the Raspberry Pi

Drupal requires as good a Raspberry Pi as you can afford. While Drupal will run okay on any Raspberry Pi, it's best to use a B+/A+ (which has a single core processor and 512MB RAM) or B model 2 (which has a four-core processor and 1GB RAM).

Once you have your Raspberry Pi and a good microSD card (the fastest/best one you can get!), you will need to do a few things to set up the Raspberry Pi and get it ready to run the Drupal installation playbook:

  1. Download the latest 'Raspbian' image from the [Raspberry Pi Downloads page](https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/).
  2. Follow the [image installation guide](https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/README.md) to transfer the image to your microSD card.<commit_msg>Issue #47: Correction for README - A+ only has 256MB RAM.<commit_after># Drupal on a Single Raspberry Pi

For those who only have one Raspberry Pi available, many of the lessons learned when running Drupal on a cluster of Raspberry Pis can still apply, just on a smaller scale.

This playbook/project makes setting up Drupal on a single Raspberry Pi a very easy/simple operation.

## Set up the Raspberry Pi

Drupal requires as good a Raspberry Pi as you can afford. While Drupal will run okay on any Raspberry Pi, it's best to use a B+ (which has a single core processor and 512MB RAM) or B model 2 (which has a four-core processor and 1GB RAM).

Once you have your Raspberry Pi and a good microSD card (the fastest/best one you can get!), you will need to do a few things to set up the Raspberry Pi and get it ready to run the Drupal installation playbook:

  1. Download the latest 'Raspbian' image from the [Raspberry Pi Downloads page](https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/).
  2. Follow the [image installation guide](https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/README.md) to transfer the image to your microSD card.
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