[Sugar-devel] GSoC 2018 | Sugarizer School Box | Rishabh Nambiar | (Rishabh Nambiar)

[Rishabh Nambiar]

Hi Michaël,
                       1) Yes okay, that seems like the correct way to proceed. We must try to incorporate the browser window.
                       
                       2) Great! We can only use the Pi 3 though because it's the only one that has Ethernet AND WiFi capabilities.

                       3) Great, I will plan to use a bash script w/ Docker. I've used only used Ansible out of the three tools you mentioned, so I'll read up about where Terraform and Packer will fit in.
                       Adam Holt (holt at laptop.org) mentioned that I should look at this repository (https://github.com/iiab/iiab/tree/master/roles/sugarizer) as a reference so this will be of great help as a lot of similar work has already been done here.

                        4) Thank you, I will start working on the proposal and I will communicate with the community about the impact of the project.

Thank you so much for your time, Michaël!

Regards,
Rishabh Nambiar.
                       

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On February 23, 2018 2:51 AM, Michaël Ohayon <mohayon75 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello Rishabh !
> 
> I’m glad you’re interested in Sugar Labs and the Sugarizer School Box !
> 
> 1.  I think that the Pi will be able to handle the load, we won’t have that much kids connected to the same Pi and the networking process is not that heavy.
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>     We should try to launch the server in background and display a web browser in foreground. If the load is too high we will see it quickly.
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> 2.  Yes, you’re right, the Pi should provide a Wifi AP to allow devices to connect. This AP should bring routing from Ethernet if connected.
> 3.  Everything is possible, Ansible is a great tool. Combined with Terraform and Packer we should be allowed to deploy things without having troubles handling multiple cloud providers.
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>     The installation script could be performed using simple bash and docker.
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> 4.  I think you can start thinking on your proposal. You can continue to discuss with us to talk about the project but also the community and the impact of that project.
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>     Cheers !
>     
>     Michaël
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