We have something like this for the last one at it seemed to work out well, so people who have been to the campsite and knows what it looks like and the layout etc should chime in.
Talk about what hardware we have, what hardware we need, what services we want, network logistics, all that jazz... go!
SMB (w/ public writable folder for sharing & private folder for resources for talks/workshops)
Git Server
Dokku/Docker server?
NPM clone
Databases people can use (probably in docker images?)
CDNjs
Nerdy things.
Wireless wasn't terrible at CampJS, much better than the previous one (so i've been told). This was probably because of the ~5 airports we had running. I'd recommend going down that path and probably buying a couple that we can keep using for camps. (someone should setup some place which rents equipment to camps!). Maximum latency was ~400ms, which was likely because ithad to route over 4 different routers just to get out of our local network (one of the connections was even a wireless jump) - so it's usable, gl trying to play DoTA though. (Not even going to mention the ADSL1 (woops))
@campjs/owners @campjs/maintainers
Yes, it's another one of those threads.
We have something like this for the last one at it seemed to work out well, so people who have been to the campsite and knows what it looks like and the layout etc should chime in.
Talk about what hardware we have, what hardware we need, what services we want, network logistics, all that jazz... go!
Resources we have access to:
Apparently the camp site has 3x unifi ap's that we might be able to use? Someone who has been there should chime in.
@eugeneware are you able to bring along your routers again? (or do we have a budget for that @timoxley?)
Services on NaN / other servers
Nerdy things.
Wireless wasn't terrible at CampJS, much better than the previous one (so i've been told). This was probably because of the ~5 airports we had running. I'd recommend going down that path and probably buying a couple that we can keep using for camps. (someone should setup some place which rents equipment to camps!). Maximum latency was ~400ms, which was likely because ithad to route over 4 different routers just to get out of our local network (one of the connections was even a wireless jump) - so it's usable, gl trying to play DoTA though. (Not even going to mention the ADSL1 (woops))