Bitforce

Inspiration

Portability of on demand infrastructure as-a-service. Resource management.

How it works

Device discovering using arp-scan. Infrastructure as-a-service using Docker Deployment. Service Monitoring based on RAM usage of devices. Disaster Recovery based on RAM usage of devices and Docker service allocation.

Challenges I ran into

Docker deployment on remote system. Service Monitoring on devices in network.

Accomplishments that I'm proud of

Dynamic Resource allocation based on current RAM usage of devices. On demand decision making of service installation.

What I learned

Usage of Docker for service containerization. Discovering devices in network.

What's next for Bitforce

Exploring better methods for Device Discovery and Service Monitoring.

Built With

Submitted to

InMobi Hack Day Summer 2015

Created by

I worked on front-end as well as back-end; designing UI using Material Design, using D3 to visualize network devices, Using Angular to make call to web services written in Node(Express) to build this as a Single Page Application.

Vikash Kumar Verma
I worked on writing webservices for "Device discovery" and "Device Health Monitoring" in Shell scripts and creating Docker containers for various services as C++, Python and JAVA, and webservices for deployment of docker containers.

Nitish Bhardwaj
I worked on building the UI, parsing the data files and updating them from node server file required for populating D3 graph and allocating resource dynamically based on RAM usage of the devices connected in the network.

Mayank Shekhar