As others have pointed out, keyboard / mouse emulation is pretty useful, but it's also quite quirky. We use MDM to automate configuration delivery as much as possible, I think it's been mentioned as well (although we're not zero touch yet).

You might want to look at Asahi Linux's Central Scrutinizer for some insights on the fancier stuff that can be done over the USB-C port.

Agree, removing the case is a lot of effort. Github does a lot of fancy things but you might want to consider how much they're charging by the minute as well

Our way is quite efficient & we're able to quickly adapt to new HW gens

If you have further difficulties, give us a shout on our community slack : https://www.scaleway.com/en/docs/tutorials/scaleway-slack-co...

There's an #apple-silicon channel there that the team behind the product monitors

I agree the picture doesn't do it justice, it doesn't show the full cabling, we might share a new one.

Also keep in mind that these SLEDs are compatible both with the M2 & the M4. M2 require more surface area & cover the whole free space on the SLED

Also, it's useless during the lifecycle but it simplifies operations a lot during the initial install & any kind of servicing.

We're actually thinking about features which will that power button to good use in a near feature, stay tuned !

I'm part of the current team ! Ask me anything itrash doesn't know ;)

Good to see you :), there a lot of good questions ! I'm not working on the project anymore so you'll be able to reply with better answer. But still had a really good experience with you guys.

Come back anytime ! We're still having loads of fun :)