joachimwerner
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Ciabatta reloaded: Work on a Heat-driven SUSE demo/QA environment as an OpenStack Horizon plugin
a project by joachimwerner
I want to revive my "Cloud in a Box" project and this time focus on how OpenStack's Heat automation framework can help with setting up a complete demo or QA environment consisting of several SUSE products (e.g. a SLEPOS Admin/Branch/Client environment). Looking for contributors who want to hack OpenStack (especially work on a Horizon UI plugin for managing Heat-based "SUSE blueprints").
Add parameterizable Salt Formulas to SUSE Manager
a project by joachimwerner
Together with my son, I'm working on improving the Salt support in Manager 3. The idea is inspired by SUSE OpenStack Cloud's Crowbar tool:
Use a Raspberry Pie with the Sense Hat to display messages via Salt
a project by joachimwerner
This was a short 2-hour fun project. I wrote a small execution module for Salt that takes a text string and a mode ("status", "warning", "error") as input and uses the Sense Hat's Python API to display the text on the Sense Hat's 8x8 RGB LED matrix display.
Setting up a complete SUSE "Software Defined Infrastructure" stack from bare metal with Salt and friends
an idea by joachimwerner
In the last couple of years we've made a lot of progress in the SUSE Manager team when it comes to being able to do fully automated testing. We started with a Vagrant-based setup ("Suminator") and are currently using Silvio Moioli's "Sumaform" (https://github.com/moio/sumaform), which is based on Terraform. But the current setup only brings up a "virgin" SUSE Manager with a number of clients and optionally runs the test suite.
Loosely coupled integration between SUSE Manager and Machinery
an idea by joachimwerner
The Machinery project adds one feature to SUSE Manager that even Salt in its current state can not fully provide: You can scan a complete system for all programs, configuration files, users, and services that are present, and compare those over time. The first goal of this hack week project is to create a standalone server (or container) that is going to be the Machinery "collector", and then loosely couple it through Salt, e.g. via a Salt Runner like the Spacewalk Runner or a Salt Proxy.
Add a "multi-field" to Formulas with Forms
an idea by joachimwerner
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SUSE Manager's Formulas with Forms are a powerful way of allowing admins to parametrize Salt states for groups of systems or individual systems.
Alexa Skill for remote-controlling SUSE Manager with voice commands.
an idea by joachimwerner
This is a documentation-only project: Describe how we did the SaltConf 2017 SUSE keynote demo and check in the code examples as a GitHub project.
Make Formulas with Forms a standalone project
an idea by joachimwerner
The idea is to create a new standalone project on GitHub that provides a minimal (e.g. Python Flask-based) server implementation Formulas with Forms that anyone can embed into their own Salt projects.
From bare metal to virtualized Kubernetes cluster with just Salt and Redfish
a project by joachimwerner
My goal is build on Alberto's work on "yomi" and the new Salt-based virtualization management features that Cedric has contributed, then combine them with a Redfish prototype to do the following from one (ideally idempotent) Salt state (orchestration state if required): * mount the installation media via Redfish
Humidity sensors with dashboard
a project by joachimwerner
Build a network of ("edge") humidity sensors using Raspberry Pis with SenseHats and additional cheaper sensors
For our house, I want to make sure I can track the effectiveness of regularly ventilating the rooms by adding humidity sensors and tracking the measurements over time.
Looking for projects around:
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