What model Pi did you go with? They're calling for Pi 2 models B in that link which you postedMy Pi Cluster thus far
Installed SaltStack on it (configuration management). Going to play with Docker with it.
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I have three Pi3s now and one Pi2 just buy some 3s.
Oh and I think I'm going to play with docker swarm instead of kubernetes. Less of a learning curve and I've used docker a bit. Kubernetes is Google's spin on Linux containers though.
Yeah I'm using 16gb SD cards for each pi
I was looking into it a few months ago but switched priorities to MCSE Productivity.
Where will you get training ?
I'm branching out from software development. Getting into docker (devops). Also infosecso interesting
Yeah I was dealing with virtualization for years and it is still viable, but containerization is pretty popular now and different approach to managing multiple services.
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Yeahhhh after this year contract is up I'm done with help desk. I'm pretty much ready to take my sec+ test so I'll have plenty of time this year to get ny other certs. Can't deal with these dumbass questions for much longer.
I'm going to schedule it through global knowledge.
To a certain extent you can obtain the same job with either degree.What's the difference between a bachelors in Computer information systems compared to a bachelors in Computer Information Technology in terms of career options. Ultimately does it really matter what degree you have as long as you know your shyt. Asking because I have the option of getting a 4 year degree in the next 2~2 1/2 years from a good school with career placement for minorities (
) and IT is the only field i'd invest in.
Also planning to learn Java on the side, took a class in HS and killed that shyt but backed away from it.
The curriculum is different at every school so I would check at your school if I were you. But IS is usually more of so a business degree while IT is not. With IS a lot of the classes will be business related such as things like economics, management, and accounting. In IT the majority of your major classes will be computer related.
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Finally, getting up to speed at my new job. Just got out of a team meeting and they were asking anyone who has powershell experience or want to take on the powershell scripting task. Now I need all the AD and Powershell gurus to link me to a crash course guide on these topics.
I suggest 'learning powershell in a month of lunches' and just googling existing scripts in areas that pertain to you and look at the context to see how they formatted it. Practicing is most important.
Studying for Sec+ and working on pen testing.