The current version of the Salesforce.org Nonprofit Success Pack
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Workshop: Connect Substrate blockchains to Polkadot with Cumulus
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A leaderboard to track your team's progress on Salesforce Trailhead.
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Home Weather Station website template for Cumulus (WeeWX, WeatherCat too)
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Try an open source software based network, using OPNsense and Cumulus
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Manage Cumulus Linux Switchs (https://cumulusnetworks.com/products/cumulus-linux/) via Ansible using nclu
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A command-line interface for preparing and outputting Cumulus Messages for Cumulus Tasks
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Docker for running python lambdas as tasks in AWS ECS
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A library for validating and parsing the Cumulus message protocol
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Kinetic protection for slamming into walls
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Sep 8, 2020 - Java
Endermite infestation of purpur
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Sep 26, 2020 - Java
Swim in lava with your new armor
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cumulus vagrant libvirt travisci network topology testing CI pipeline simulation
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Currently to run tests you have to copy and paste a sequence of commands from the README (i.e. to run all tests).
Replace this with a Makefile similar to how laminar.one does it https://github.com/laminar-protocol/laminar-chain/blob/master/Makefile