The POWER of Supercomputers at Your Fingertips
summary
Demonstrates how developers get free POWER VMs via mini clouds (UNICAMP, Oregon State) with more than 1,000 requests since 2014, plus tooling: an SDK with a migration advisor, kvm user‑mode emulation and an IBM POWER simulator for early testing. Shows CI integrations that work: Travis CI on PPC64le (alpha + internal IBM Travis enterprise building x86/POWER/Z) and running GitLab Runner on POWER (Go-based runner on Ubuntu ppc64le). Reports real adoption, prebuilt packages used in the wild and teams buying hardware after outgrowing free resources.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 14:03create a travis.yml file
- 19:53sign in
- 20:56install GitLab Runner
- 21:11configure GitLab Runner
- 21:33register GitLab Runner
- 22:42configure .gitlab-ci.yml
- 31:22step 4: start building
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