Dec 2 meeting

[Jay Hannah]

Any takers? More lightning talks? :)

Can a key holder confirm they'll be attending?

j

[David Knaack]

I'll be there and can open it.

Are we expecting First Lego League Robotics Club?

j




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[Scott Niewohner]

By the sounds of it there won't be enough room to fit our club and yours into the OMG space.  As of now Jay and I tentatively are planning on next Tuesday the 9th to meet at CoVis where Jay has access to a bigger space.  I need to confirm the date with my robotics group and will let you know as soon as possible.

Thanks,

Scott N

[James Harr]

Space is open now

For lightning talks I can spend a few minutes on each of these.
- Gogs (go git service)
- syetemd, it's coming like a freight train and that's a good thing.
- CoreOS, maybe I can half ass my way around fleetd a bit

Very brief talks.

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[David Knaack]

Thanks to James for what ended up being a couple hours of walk-through on those topics, great information!

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[James Harr]

Thanks Dave,

Here's a few references:

- Gogs.io - self-hosted git that's easy to set up and upgrade. Missing some features, has some bugs (deployment keys), but it's easy to set up, which is why I'm using it.

- CoreOS + fleetd - Demoes CoreOS, Etcd, and Fleetd working together. This will look familiar, because it's largely what I ripped my material off from.

- CoreOS updates - how they work (like Chrome updates, but scary if you're not prepared)

- cloud-config.yaml used to spin up the coreos instance on digital ocean.

- ticker.X.service used for systemd and for fleetd.

I used digital ocean to spin up VMs and spin them down. Cost me almost nothing to do that. I've had spotty luck with their network latency or packet loss (not sure which), but it's cheap. If you're interested, here's a referral code. You get $10 credit, and I get $25. So... use it if you want, or don't and go use AWS or Linode. Doesn't matter that much to me.