George Gastaldi: 1) A JDK 8 installation 2) JBoss Developer Studio (https://www.jboss.org/products/devstudio/overview/) 3) JBoss Forge ZIP file (Available at http://forge.jboss.org/download) I'd probably need an unreleased version of JBoss Forge (the 3.0.0.Beta2 will be released still this week) and JBoss Developer Studio, so I'd appreciate if you waited ~2 weeks before creating the USB sticks. I'll get in touch with the JBDS team to provide an updated distribution after Forge is released and will let you know. ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Rafael Benevides: If you can include the following software, I'd appreciate: - Docker 1.9.1: https://github.com/docker/docker/releases - Docker-machine 0.5.6: https://github.com/docker/machine/releases/ - Docker-compose: 1.5.2: https://github.com/docker/compose/releases/ - VirtualBox: 5.x: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads - WildFly 9.0.2: http://wildfly.org/downloads/ - JBDS 9.1.0.Beta1 (standalone): http://developers.redhat.com/products/devstudio/download/ ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Miroslav Suchy I need following packages: mock mock-scm tito rpm-build vim-enhanced fedora-packager rpmdevtools git fedora-review rpmlint And if there is free space then whole group @development-tools. However I can live without it. ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Miro Hrončok Hi, thaanks for taking care: I'll need the following packages: python3-devel python3-Cython python3-ipython gcc gcc-c++ git vim-enhanced nano emacs ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Stephan Dühr Hi, could you please download the following repo on the USB stick: http://download.bareos.org/bareos/experimental/nightly/Fedora_23/ You could download it using the following Script: #!/bin/bash TGT_DIR=/data/repos/bareos.org/nightly/Fedora_23 SRC_URL=http://download.bareos.org/bareos/experimental/nightly/Fedora_23 echo "== Mirroring $SRC_URL to $TGT_DIR ==" mkdir -p $TGT_DIR lftp -c "mirror -v --continue $SRC_URL $TGT_DIR" Just change TGT_DIR accordingly. Please also add the manual: http://doc.bareos.org/master/bareos-manual-main-reference.pdf ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Peter Schiffer Hello Fabiano, just to be sure, it will be live usb, right? For us, it would be great, if there is docker rpm package pre-installed, enabled at start, the user is part of the docker group and some docker images are pre-downloaded. To express this in bash commands: dnf -y install docker groupadd docker gpasswd -a $(whoami) docker systemctl enable docker systemctl start docker docker pull centos docker pull fedora docker pull nginx docker pull mysql docker pull wordpress dnf install cockpit systemctl enable cockpit.socket Would it be possible? Thanks, ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Lubos Kocman Hello Fabiano, I'll need qemu-kvm installed and gnome-boxes. Since I'll work with preconfigured qcow image. This would be quite helpful. Thanks ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== David Karban Hi, If I understand it well, it will be bootable live image of fedora? I would like to have Ansible installed, it is in the EPEL repository. Would it be possible to test it before workshop? Hi Fabiano, if it is still possible, I will ask you to install ansible from epel-testing, not from epel. There is new version, which would be great to use instead of older one. Thanks. Regards ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Andrej Podhradsky Hi Fabiano, I will need Java (it doesn't matter which version) and Eclipse IDE for Java (or Java EE) developers [1]. Also it would be great to have Maven [2] in version 3.0.5+ so that users can exec it from command line (e.g. execute 'mvn -v'). Btw is it possible to add some files later? I don't have prepared the project, yet. Once I'm done, can I send it to you? [1] http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ [2] https://maven.apache.org/download.cgi Best Regards ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Tomas Kral Hi Fabiano, I assume this is going to bootable live usb stick, right? It would be great to have few thing prepared there in advance: * virtualbox and vagrant installed * for vagrant 'projectatomic/adb' box downloaded (`vagrant box add projectatomic/adb --provider=virtualbox`) * repository with adb downloaded https://github.com/projectatomic/adb-atomic-developer-bundle Those are thinks that I can think of for now :-) Is it possible that you would create this usb, then I tried it (maybe add something) and rest wold be clone of that one? thanks ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Milos Malik Hi Fabiano, I would like to have a Fedora 23 + XFCE installed on the USB stick. For my SELinux oriented workshop I need following packages installed also: * policycoreutils-python * policycoreutils-devel * setools-console * libselinux-utils ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Paul Wouters I guess we need the libreswan, NetworkManager-openswan-gnome and the openconnect packages available for people to install or have installed. Please add to that list of packages: ocserv, networkmanager-openconnect ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Niels de Vos The glusterfs packages (glusterfs-server, nfs-ganesha-gluster, samba-vfs-glusterfs) and apps installed would be nice. The proposal for the workshop menioned that users should prepare two or more VMs, but if they dont, the USB sticks would be a very cool backup solution :-) ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Ondrej Holecek Hi, I have finalized my openQA vm image, it's ~1.5GB compressed, ~3GB uncompressed. Is there any space I can upload it to you? Or you can downloaded it later from https://users.suse.com/~oholecek/openQA.tgz Archive contains qcow and xml file. Idea is that people will copy these files to their machine and using libvirt will start the VM. The qcow file is actually sparse and fs size is set to 40GB. For Fedora tests I will need fedora ISO somewhere, either to download or put it onto stick. The USB does not need to be bootable. Thank you for your help, Ondrej ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Petr Holasek Hello Fabiano! I will lead workshop "Patch, compile and boot your first kernel". My initial idea was that people will able to compile and boot the kernel via live image system, but I realized that for full configuration we would need at least 16GB flashdisk. So could I just ask you for storing clone of http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/ and attached tarball with various kernel configs to workshop USB stick from which people will able to copy it to their machines? They will also need gcc and openssl-devel packages installed, but I hope that there will be some reliable internet connection in the room. Thank you! ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Tim Flink Apologies for sending this at the last minute. Much of the stuff I'll need will change before DevConf but there are two packages that would be nice to have on the USB sticks: - testcloud - git Thanks, Tim ============================================================================================================================================================================================================== Archit Sharma I was on leave for the VISA application (had to visit another place). Couldn't prepare this in time. But I had already started working on this script https://github.com/arcolife/latency_analyzer/blob/master/vm_env_setup.sh ..basically I would need to run this on every USB stick (with persistent storage I believe?) ..so we can get the virtualization module up and running for my workshop (http://devconfcz2016.sched.org/event/5m02 ) I'll try to get this script finished in a day (I work in IST timezone, so I'm asking extension for Saturday 16th for me). Request you to add one more day for this, if possible. ==============================================================================================================================================================================================================