I started this project a couple years ago, and it only recently got off the ground enough that I committed the code somewhere (though it's still pretty minimal). A lot of work still needs to be done in the main instruction loop. I've been implementing instructions in the order of the execution of a test binary I created on an HP PA-RISC system. To get started:</br>

Learn how to migrate simple content from Drupal 7 to Drupal 8 instance using the 'migrate' module.

Prepare a demo to show how to setup and use Octavia with both http and https traffic.

An adaptive commandline tool to compute hmac by invoking hash tools with interface similar to those provided by coreutils. https://github.com/persmule/adaptive-hmac

Spectrum processing utilities for Gaussian Same as https://hackweek.suse.com/14/projects/1390

SDN controllers have been around for a while. But all of them seem to attempt so much and do so many things. I would like to create a mini "sdn" controller which is just an openflow controller that connects to an instance of openvswitch, and uses openflow rules to do some mathematical analysis on ip traffic going through the switch.

Monasca is "Monitoring at Scale" for OpenStack and cloud services. It is a little tricky to run in its current form. There are a number of services that make up Monasca, and a number of underlying services (kafka, zookeeper, spark, etc) that are needed. Add on top of that Ceilosca (Ceilometer metering using Monasca as a back end) and the list gets longer.