I spoke at Cloud Guatemala with the topic “Edge deployments with Flux” it was about how to take advantage of Flux at the edge to update devices. I also hosted the event with other organizers.
I spoke at Cloud Guatemala with the topic “Edge deployments with Flux” it was about how to take advantage of Flux at the edge to update devices. I also hosted the event with other organizers.
Event | LinkedIn Post | Photos
I was host in the speaking session “Intro: Ecosistema CNCF”, I introduced the speaker and helped reading the questions in the session. Also in charge of the streaming. The topic was an introduction about CNCF.
In this talk Sergio Méndez will talk to us about how Agritech and Foodtech solutions running on the edge can help automate applications on farms that can help optimize processes in crops, fertilizer, or food generation, etc., and how these processes can generate an environment sustainable where the impact on the environment is reduced. Sergio will also explain how Agritech and Foodtech can revolutionize food production in Latin America, creating low-cost solutions, using K3s, a light Kubernetes and other cloud native technologies, accompanied by ARM hardware devices such as Raspberry Pi, for home projects. or productive use. At the end he will explain how Agritech and Foodtech are related to the TAG Environmental Sustainability, promoted in CNCF to have technological solutions that reduce the impact on the environment.
In this talk, Sergio Méndez participated talking about the events that Cloud Native Guatemala Chapter hosted across the year, including a KCD.
In this talk Sergio presents different use case scenarios where people can use K3s(a lightweight Kubernetes) to implement an edge computing system that measures temperature and humidity sensors to build a smart farm. Smart farms have a lot of use cases in Latin American countries where agriculture is an important way for income. During the talk Sergio will explain how to design a basic smart farm system using the different edge computing layers to design this system. At the end of this talk Sergio is going to show a basic smart farm implementation using K3s and Raspberry Pi devices, temperature and humidity sensors, MySQL and Grafana, showing in real-time how to monitor plants in gardens or farms.
In this talk we will present the basic concepts of cloud native and how these technologies can impact better use of computing resources used in the cloud..
In this session we will be sharing with the students of the San Carlos University of Guatemala, to learn how to use Kubernetes, after the previous session we had in their class meetings. It is open to external participants to students who also want to learn.
In this session we will be sharing with the students of the San Carlos University of Guatemala, to learn how to use Kubernetes, after the previous session we had in their class meetings. It is open to external participants to students who also want to learn.