ppc64le: building a custom version of grub2
If you need to test a custom version of grub2 you can follow the steps bellow to build the necessary packages for RHEL8 (it should also work on CentOS and Fedora):
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ppc64le: building GitLab Runner
To build GitLab Runner for ppc64le you can run the following steps in a x86_64 machine with Ubuntu 20.04:
ppc64le: creating a new CentOS8 .ova image for PowerVS
creating a new CentOS8 .ova image for PowerVS without a PowerVC 🙂
ppc64le: Docker 19.03 on RHEL8
The source code for the build can be found at https://github.com/Unicamp-OpenPower/docker-ce-releases.
linux: building and executing containerd on Power
containerd is an industry-standard container runtime with an emphasis on simplicity, robustness and portability [1]. In this tutorial we are going to build and execute it on Power. Before we get started building it, we need to get a Power VM. Ask for a FREE account at http://openpower.ic.unicamp.br/minicloud/. Once you get it, you can start… Continue reading linux: building and executing containerd on Power
docker: creating multi-arch images
One of the great advantages of using containers [1] is that it brings flexibility to you deployments. You can have a container configured with everything you need and move it around to be executed where you want, which is a time saving approach (and reminds me of the Java’s WORA [2]: write once, run anywhere).… Continue reading docker: creating multi-arch images
ppc64le: easily installing a single cluster of IBM Cloud Private 3.1.2
Willing to try the latest version of IBM Cloud Private? Try out this simple bash script that helps you on installing either EE or CE versions. Enjoy!
linux: Installing IBM Cloud Private CE
Wondering to install IBM Cloud Private Community Edition 3.1.0 as a single node? Take a look at this video and learn how easy it is:
linux: IBM Cloud Private with GlusterFS
You can easily configure and install an IBM Cloud Private Cluster with GlusterFS for data persistence. See how it can be done by watching the video below:
linux: FREE access to OpenSUSE on Power
If you like OpenSUSE you can now try it for FREE at Unicamp’s Minicloud. The Minicloud is hosted by the University of Campinas – Unicamp, which is an academic member of the OpenPower Foundation. It provides free access to Power® virtual machines that can be used for development, testing or migration of applications to Power®. Enjoy!
