After the first boot and logging via SSH into the Raspberry Pi Zero W, this video shows the sequence of actions I usually take to install the software.

This video uses the following hardware components:

• 1x microSD card (see previous steps for preparation, ~€7);
• 1x Raspberry Pi Zero W board (~€16);
• 1x micro USB cable with power pins (data pins not required, ~€7). Total: about €30

Chapters: 00:00 Waiting for the Pi to boot up 00:32 Logging into the Pi via SSH 00:43 Changing the default hostname 01:12 Rebooting 01:36 SSH'ing into the Pi again 02:20 Downloading system updates metadata 03:35 Updating the system 10:40 Rebooting 12:00 Installing new packages (atop, iotop) 13:18 Configuring the new packages (atop) 13:49 Installing new packages (docker, jq) 19:40 Changing the time server 20:15 Disabling the power saving mode 20:43 I forgot to use sudo here 20:56 Rebooting 22:09 Power saving mode is indeed disabled 22:20 Showing off some tools

Scripts are available at https://github.com/GuillaumeRossolini/rpi-home