Be part of a team to create a kubernetes cluster on a Raspberry pi.
At http://piplanet.org we discuss setting up a Raspberry Pi cluster with a convenient burning approach of SD Cards.
Be part of a team to create a spark cluster on a Raspberry pi.
At http://piplanet.org we discuss setting up a Raspberry Pi cluster with a convenient burning approach of SD Cards.
Be part of a team to create a multicloud natural language processing service.
Your goal will be to develop an API, secure REST, and command line tool that easily interfaces with natural language services of multiple cloud providers.
Virtual directory Be part of a team to create a multicloud virtual directory.
Your goal will be to to develop an API, secure REST, and commandline tool that easily interfaces with storage servoces such as file based services and object stores osted on the internet to create a virtual directory that accesses the files by directory name and filename.
Be part of a team to create a multicloud access to a service offered by multiple cloud or cloud service providers.
Your goal will be to develop an API, secure REST, and command line tool that easily interfaces with a service framework or tool offered by multiple cloud providers.
Be part of a team to create home clouds on Raspberry Pis.
This project is a mini project and may require additional activities to qualify for a long-term project. Nevertheless, it can be made suitable due to comparison and integration with enough activities.
Be part of a team to create a slurm cluster on a Raspberry pi.
At http://piplanet.org we discuss setting up a Raspberry Pi cluster with a convenient burning approach of SD Cards.
Bookmanager Bookmanager is a tool to create a publication from a number of sources on the internet. It is especially useful to create customized books, lecture notes, or handouts. Content is best integrated in markdown format as it is very fast to produce the output.
About Cloudmesh enables you to access multi-cloud environments such as AWS, Azure, Google, and OpenStack Cloudsvery easily. To start a vm on AWS you can say
cms set cloud=AWS cms vm boot To start one on Azure, simply set the cloud accordingly