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MACLISP and MACSYMA on PDP-10 / ITS (emulation)

Goals

On a Debian machine, using simh emulating a PDP-10 running ITS:

Write some Lisp files on ITS, compile them, and run them.
Run MACSYMA and view rendered plots on an emulated Tektronix 4010

Background

Estudos de caso com o Flux

Tópicos da apresentação

estratégias de deploy
tipos de fontes usadas pelo Flux
CRDs do Flux
benefícios de se usar flux na estrutura de gitops
estudo de caso: vículo básico de um repositório
estudo de caso: instalação de uma aplicação com helmrelease

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