These are my blog posts which are automatically syndicated to the Fedora Planet, a blog aggregator for content and posts written by Fedora contributors.
- On the data refrain: Contributing to ListenBrainz
This semester, I'm taking an independent study where I contribute to ListenBrainz. By the end, I hope to accomplish three goals for ListenBrainz.
- Embracing open source cloud: Local government in Tirana switches to open source cloud solution
The municipality of Tirana, Albania recently migrated to NextCloud, an open source private cloud solution for the 600 employees of the municipality.
- Introducing InfluxDB: Time-series database stack
InfluxDB is a time-series database by InfluxData that lets you work with large amounts of time-series data quickly. Learn more about the TICK stack tools.
- IRC for the 21st century: introducing Riot
IRC doesn't have to be complicated anymore. Introducing Riot, an open source IRC client based off of the decentralized and open Matrix protocols.
- Sign at the line: Deploying an app to CoreOS Tectonic
Start playing with CoreOS Tectonic by installing a simple web app to Kubernetes. You'll get hands-on experience with some Kubernetes concepts in this guide.
- FAmSCo August 2017 elections: Thoughts on a global community
A new round of Fedora community leadership elections are coming up. Consider this point for the Fedora Ambassador Steering Committee (FAmSCo) election.
- Deploy CoreOS Tectonic to Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Following along in the Kubernetes series, this article shows you how to deploy CoreOS Tectonic to Amazon Web Services (AWS) to build your infrastructure.
- Ura Design crowdfunds free design for open source projects
Open source software is nothing new in 2017. But what about open source design? The Ura Design team brings open philosophies and practices into design work.
- Clustered computing on Fedora with Minikube
This tutorial builds on basic Kubernetes knowledge and shows you how to use Minikube to build a single-node cluster on your own desktop and deploy an app.
- Introduction to Kubernetes with Fedora
For containerized applications at scale, there are many challenges to consider. Kubernetes is one way to build resilient and scalable infrastructure.