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<p>A Raspberry Pi 3B runs OctoPrint for remote 3D-printer control, plus a
live camera stream so print progress can be checked without walking over
to the printer. This eliminates the need to stand next to the printer
watching the first layer — a quality-of-life improvement that's hard to
watching the first layer, a quality-of-life improvement that's hard to
go back from once you've experienced it.</p>
<h2>Current setup</h2>
<ul>
<li><strong>OctoPrint</strong> runs as a Docker container — the main remote control interface for the printer.</li>
<li><strong>OctoPrint</strong> runs as a Docker container, the main remote control interface for the printer.</li>
<li><strong>Camera streaming</strong> is handled by a lightweight camera-server project, exposing both an HLS stream and an MJPEG stream, the latter wired directly into OctoPrint's webcam panel.</li>
<li><strong>Container management</strong> (Portainer, cAdvisor, a node exporter) runs alongside, giving the same monitoring pattern as the rest of the fleet.</li>
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camera-server project provides two streaming modes: MJPEG for the
OctoPrint dashboard (low latency, works in any browser) and HLS for
remote viewing over slower connections. The MJPEG stream is the primary
way to check on prints — it loads quickly and updates in real time in the
way to check on prints, it loads quickly and updates in real time in the
OctoPrint web interface.</p>
<h2>History</h2>
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<h2>Notable OS lesson</h2>
<p>After moving this Pi to a newer OS release, boot configuration files
moved to a new path — editing the old path silently does nothing, which
moved to a new path, editing the old path silently does nothing, which
is an easy trap when following older notes or tutorials for the same
hardware. The lesson: always verify that configuration changes actually
take effect, especially after OS upgrades on embedded hardware.</p>