Merge pull request #316 from lrug/coverage-for-jan-2024

Add coverage links for Jan 2024

data/coverage/2024.yml

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+january:
+  sky-computing:
+    - type: video
+      title: LRUG January 2024 - Kevin Sedgley - Sky Computing
+      url: https://assets.lrug.org/videos/2024/january/kevin-sedgley-sky-computing-lrug-jan-2024.mp4
+  leveraging-localised-gems-llgems-re-using-code-the-ruby-way:
+    - type: video
+      title: "LRUG January 2024 - Joel Biffin - Leveraging localised gems (LLGems): Re-using code the ruby way, safely"
+      url: https://assets.lrug.org/videos/2024/january/joel-biffin-leveraging-localised-gems-llgems-re-using-code-the-ruby-way-safely-lrug-jan-2024.mp4

source/meetings/2024/january/index.html.md

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 > What comes after cloud computing? Cloud computing is convenient, ubiquitous and relatively cheap. But it also locks developers into proprietary solutions that make migrating to another provider or bringing your solutions back in-house difficult and expensive. If AWS, Google Cloud Computing, Azure and all the others are clouds, then we also need a sky. Researchers at Berkeley and other institutions have proposed sky computing: an interoperability layer that removes technological lock-in and enables multi cloud application development.
 
+{::coverage year="2024" month="january" talk="sky-computing" /}
+
 ### Leveraging Localised Gems (LLGems): Re-using Code the Ruby Way, Safely
 
 Joel says:
@@ -47,6 +49,8 @@ Joel says:
 > managed to preserve our unique, in-house testing infrastructure in the
 > process which is a serious Brucie bonus!
 
+{::coverage year="2024" month="january" talk="leveraging-localised-gems-llgems-re-using-code-the-ruby-way" /}
+
 ## Afterwards
 
 When the talks come to an end we'll decamp to a local pub for some food, some