First MVP about opendatacam HOT 7 CLOSED

@b-g Ping on this, I think I could use help of someone that knows about doing a "Packaged" installation of Ubuntu with things pre-installed, pre-configured. It would save me lots of time. It not I can research and do it, but let me know. If you have someone, the README is already pretty complete on installation step, I guess the task would be to go through it and work on automatizing the install process.

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@tdurand MESO said that they would help with making the yolo more ship-able on ubuntu ... Maybe we simply extend then their eg. chef recipe? Can you file an issue on the meso yolo repo and cc me?

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This would be only for the step 4 of the README of the installation of yolo : https://github.com/moovel/lab-traffic-cam#4-download-and-install-the-yolo-darknet-net-mesos-fork ?

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I created an issue: meso-unimpressed/darknet-net#5 , I guess what my previous comment meant was that automating the YOLO mesos fork installation is one step of the whole process of installing lab-traffic-cam on a jetson (need to config the Wifi hotspot .... ) so If someone has some skills in dev-ops we could still use his / her help 😉

I'm not really sure how automated it should be, as anyway people need to have a Jetson, so I guess they now how to run a set of commands on it, maybe just reducing the amount of steps.

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@tdurand I see!
@florianporada Could you help with this? The task would be to find a way to automated the setup of the jetson in a very pragmatic way e.g. image, chef cookbook, bash setup script etc. See https://github.com/moovel/lab-traffic-cam#-step-by-step-install-guide

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I guess right now the most painfull step is the Wifi hotspot set-up.. Also I mentionned on the README that it would be nice to set-up an automatic redirection to the node app like the wifi hotspots in airports hehe, but I didn't research on how to do that.

PS: For the setup of the node.js app itself (Step 5), maybe something like this https://github.com/zeit/pkg can be usefull, it's from the same guys as next.js.

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Closing, moving to next step: #35

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