What is this? This is just an interesting way I found of grouping and archiving my mostly private projects that serve as personal documentation whenever I am learning a new tool/technology. Everything goes here! Most of these projects are very simplistic and stripped down in nature, so as to clearly highlight the core functionalities of the tools.
Why does it exist? Mostly for personal reference, but in moments of need, I can provide visibility to the private repositories, upon request. Some repositories are made public, some are private, but I'm including down below, a list for outside reference.
There are currently 13 repositories in this archive, exploring the following technologies:
- Ansible - configuration management tool
- Docker and Docker Compose - container engine
- Kubernetes - distributed container orchestration system
- Terraform - infrastructure as code tool to provisioning virtual resources in the cloud
- Vagrant - virtual machine environment provisioner/manager
- GitLab CI/CD - feature of gitlab that allows the automation of CI/CD pipelines
- Fablo - local Hyperledger Fabric network provisioner
- Hyperledger Fabric - distributed ledger/blockchain technology
- Hadoop (HDFS, YARN, MapReduce) - big data processing engine
- Hive - structured data processing engine
- Spark - big data processing engine
- MongoDB - document database
- MySQL - relational database
- Flask - Python library for web development
- Streamlit - Python library for web development
- React - frontend web-development framework
- Network File System (NFS) - distributed shared directory protocol