Lastly, this tutorial is built off of the Adafruit Digital Free Library tutorial, so check that tutorial if you run into any issues (or leave a comment and myself or another helpful folk will attempt to answer your question :) ) If you follow this tutorial line-by-line, you will need this specific version of Linux. This approach to the Pi Access Point* and web server** uses the Jessie Lite OS.
#Create a local cloud server how to
If you're like "wtf is that", check out this introductory tutorialfor a more thorough overview on how to set up the Raspberry Pi 3 and some quick Linux terminal programming. We'll need to be able to access our Pi remotely (e.g. Lastly, follow me to stay updated (I am reaching out to some folks to try to get this to be a real thing, please feel free to contact me if you can help and/or take this on, it is open-source!). If you build this project please mark that you've built it so we can get a sense of how many folks have the infrastructure we need to actually make a full-fledged people's Internet. If you're interested in helping to kickstart a people's Internet, share it w/ your friends & family & everyone you know (or build it for them!). That said, assuming you have a basic knowledge of the Pi, here's the breakdown:īuild Time: ~ 60 min (less if you are experienced w/ Linux) your own personal "cloud" backup device), or broadcast it to the rest of the world! (.if you do this be sure you know network security.) You can set this up as a (closed) local network only (i.e. This tutorial will show you how to set up a short-range (~ 80 ft) WiFi Access Point and a personal web server ('bringin it back to HTML bbies). With the new models of the Raspberry Pi computer, it's possible and not even expensive! (What! Tell me more!) if enough folks built Pi Cloud servers, we could crowdsource the Internet! That would be an 11/10 on a scale of greatness. Oh hey, and if your friend gets one and they live close (*ahem*80ft*ahem*), you can share stuff with them and make your own personal chat line!
Save and access docs and photos and music on your own local Pi Cloud server! The best part: you can use it if, or when, the Internet goes down (or if you're in a remote spot & want access to Wikipedia).
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