Sprint Demo 2

Wow, long time no see. For some reason my brain forgot to post this when I should have. After just
checking right now, I realize I never actually clicked PUBLISH. Well, here it is now. This content is
originally from february 18, week 6.
This week was our second sprint review, where all of us showed each other how our projects are going,
what improvements we’ve made since the first demo and what we have planned for the next few weeks.
In our case, that mainly meant showcasing our infrastructure in Kubernetes as a public service our
Raspberry Pi can communicate to. We showed how easy Kubernetes makes it for us to decide how to
split the workload between multiple instances, as well as our new sensors all working, but only sending
through our pipeline temperature readings.


Once again, this was a good chance to see what the other teams have been working on, and look at
our project in a way we can explain it to ourselves and other people.

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