Computate Smart Cloud Deployer
Learn how to deploy open source smart device microservices to the cloud and try out your own secure IoT smart platform with built-in security.
Modern development tools
Learn how to install all the latest cloud deployment tools on your own computer like VSCode, Jupyter, Ansible, Helm, and OpenShift command line interface, and start deploying microservices to the cloud like a modern cloud developer.
Cloud-native microservices
Deploy modern microservices to an OpenShift Local environment on your own laptop in development, or in production. Applications include FIWARE IoT Agent JSON, ScorpioBroker FIWARE Context Broker, certificate management, event bus application clustering, databases, a search engine, and single sign-on server for securing and scaling your data-driven website.
Manage cloud secrets
Learn how to configure secrets in the cloud that allow applications to connect to each other securely.
Configure relational databases
Set up access to a new database for your applications.
Configure fine-grain authorization to data
Create authentication realms, clients, OAuth identity providers, and fine-grain resources, scopes, policies, and permissions to data and dashboards.
Connect it all together by deploying a complete data-driven website
Learn how to configure and deploy a custom data-driven website like computate.org with articles, events, courses, products, services, and smart data models, so that you can do it yourself.
The Computate Smart Cloud Deployer runs on a Microsoft Windows 11 Professional computer, or Linux x86_64 computer. Supported operating systems and Linux distributions include:
Other Linux distros may also be supported
Unfortunately, MacOS is not supported with OpenShift Local since MacOS became ARM64 architecture.
If you are purchasing a laptop or desktop computer, I would suggest the following specs:
- At least 64 GiB RAM. Laptops with at least 64 GiB RAM have enough to run OpenShift Local and Spine Programming microservices.
- At least 12 CPUs. Laptops with at least 12 CPUs have enough to run OpenShift Local and Spine Programming microservices.
- At least 500 GiB solid state drive (SSD) storage. 1 TiB is enough storage for most developer's applications and documents.
- No GPUs are required for Spine Programming.
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