Building and using your own inexpensive, Docker-based pico-cluster
Schedule

Presented by:

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NetYeti

from YetiCraft, The NetYeti LLC, DIS Corp

I began my interest in electronics at 6 years old and would routinely steal my father's Heathkit courses and materials throughout my childhood (he kept ordering them for some reason). My first "actual" computer was a TRS-80, at 10 years old. I learned machine code and assembly for the Z80 on that system and then migrated through just about every commercially available computing device and language that came along for the next 2 decades. I have always loved gadgets, and with the advent of things like the Raspberry Pi and OpenSource, I feel that the IOT is the perfect genre for my interests. It offers so many opportunities to share and connect with other developers - both teaching and taught.

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Oggy

from DIS-Corp

David is a returning student at Bellingham Technical College and part of the support staff at Dealer Information System, Inc, located here in Bellingham, WA. David is certified many areas and has been in the technology industry for 15 years. He enjoys PC gaming, building virtual networks and hacking them, and helping educate others as he learns himself.

Are you an aspiring developer, network engineer, or student looking for a platform that can do "all the things"? Looking for a training tool to become the next DevOps engineer for your company? Want to learn how to use Docker in a cluster environment but don't have the budget to buy professional grade equipment? Want to run your own, in-home, MineCraft server complex - without breaking the bank? Don't know where to start your trek into the land of containers and clusters?

This tutorial will guide you through the process of purchasing the inexpensive hardware - clear through to deploying applications and services on your own pico-cluster. We will demonstrate this using Raspberry Pi's and other similar Single Board Computing components - all within a working person's budget. Feel free to bring your own Raspberry PI (or similar), we will also have some available on site as well.

Date:
2018 April 29 - 05:00
Duration:
2 h
Room:
CC-202 TUT2
Conference:
LinuxFest Northwest 2018
Language:
Track:
Infrastructure
Difficulty:
Easy

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