Contributing to Open Source

We use Toco to convert our cats and dogs model to Tensorflow lite and run it on an Android device.

In this video, we look into Ceph erasure coding. This is a feature where you can use more of the available space in your cluster without losing too much redundancy. It’s more complex and gives you the option to have more or less safety.

We look into how to use Zenity showing by some examples. Zenity is a graphical tool for your scripting to show dialog boxes on the GUI and return the result from Zenity back to your script.

I’m trying to solve all the Advent of Code puzzles in this video series.

We look into ceph storage building our own cluster using the ceph storage engine. A cluster usually contains multiple monitors, object storage daemons, managers and metadata servers. We talk about what their role is and how to install machines to handle this. We also cover what requiredments a ceph cluster has.

We look into how to screenshot in different devices, take coverage metrics and check loading performance.