Folium is a Python library that allows you to create interactive maps in HTML. It is based on Leaflet, an open source JavaScript library, and relies on the features of the Python language to make data manipulation and the creation of complex visualizations easier. In use, Folium proves to be a library that is easy to learn and use. In addition, it offers a wide range of features for creating geographic data visualizations.

Using a static site has many advantages but a major drawback: lack of interactivity with readers. Therefore, as described in a previous article, I tried to deploy and install Staticman. The problem is after many different approaches, including those listed as conclusion ot the article, it never worked.

Decisions of RedHat on CentOS strongly impacted my choices for the minicluster. First of all on the Linux distribution: the roadmap of CentOS is more than ever at the will of RedHat management … which is IBM now. I prefer to switch to a RHEL compatible but autonomous distribution. Perhaps it is a bet but Rocky Linux seems to be a viable choice. At least it will be for the lifespan of the minicluster.

I did not check when purchasing nodes but RockPI-X Small Board Computers (SBC) are not PXE network boot capable. Forums on Radxa (RockPi-X manufacturer) suggest to use iPXE to circumvent this limitation.

Despite remarkable efforts by the community, like the Homestead Vagrant prepackaged virtual machine setting a development environement to code with Laravel has never been the easiest thing in life.