This slide covers setting-up a two-node ONOS cluster, mainly for quick-try and demo purposes. While it is enough for some experimentations, this two-node arrangement is not something technically right (from technical perspectives - see comments by jordan / andrea in the thread pointed at slide 7). Thus, tests with node failures are not addressed and saved for the next hardware upgrade.

DevStack is a set of scripts and utilities to quickly deploy an OpenStack cloud from git source trees. While it is useful for development, OpenStack users and learners can also use DevStack to try and make small cloud experiments. This slide covers DevStack installation procedure and basic OpenStack operations via the Horizon dashboard and via the OpenStack Client.

This slide is based on the official Basic ONOS Tutorial, which is recently updated to the most recent version (1.12.0 Magpie - as of writing). The tutorial introduces the main concept and many aspects offered by ONOS, including controller instance clustering and basic operations via Web UI and CLI (Command Line Interface).

ONOS provides the control plane for a software-defined network (SDN), managing network components, such as switches and links, and running software programs or modules to provide communication services to end hosts and neighboring networks. ONOS applications and use cases often consist of customized communication routing, management, or monitoring services for software-defined networks.

OpenDaylight (ODL) is a modular open platform for customizing and automating networks of any size and scale. The OpenDaylight Project arose out of the SDN movement, with a clear focus on network programmability. It was designed from the outset as a foundation for commercial solutions that address a variety of use cases in existing network environments.

Mininet provides a virtual test bed and development environment for SDN. Mininet networks run real code including standard Unix/Linux network applications as well as the real Linux kernel and network stack. Mininet provides an extensible Python API for network creation and experimentations. Ref: [MININET - Open Networking Foundation]

This is an introductory material for mobile apps development for Android platform with the official Android Studio IDE and Android SDK.

Selected Input/Output - Sensors and Actuators: LDR Laser Receiver, PIR Sensor, LM35, DHT11, Ultrasonic Sensor HC SR04; Local Input/Output with Processing.org.

This slides cover local connectivity using nRF24L01+ and sample integration for connecting local sensors/actuators to Blynk cloud.

Introduction to NodeMCU, an IoT Development Board based on ESP8266 SoC. This covers accessing NodeMCU with Blynk App and connecting NodeMCU to Firebase.

RTL-SDR is a very cheap software defined radio that uses a DVB-T TV tuner dongle based on the RTL2832U chipset. The RTL-SDR is also often referred to as RTL2832U, DVB-T SDR, RTL dongle or the '$20 Software Defined Radio'. There are many other software defined radios better than the RTL-SDR, but they all come at a higher price.

Learning Kubernetes: Base Setup and OS Config, k8s Addons - DNS and Dashboard, Remote Master and k8s Visualizer.

The slides cover some examples of multi container apps on top of a 3-node raspberry pi cluster.