CONCLUSION.md

Workshop conclusion

Thanks for taking part in this Raspberry Pi and Docker workshop.

Continue learning Docker

If you'd like to continue learning Docker for the Pi and maybe move on to the Raspberry Pi Model 3 (a more powerful version with quad-core processor, 1GB RAM and Ethernet) then check out Docker Captain Alex Ellis' blog series:

• Setting up a Pi Zero with Docker over a USB cable

• Gotchas on ARM/Pi boards

• Raspberry Pi tag-series

Using the Pi at home

After you get home you can continue using your Pi Zero attached to your laptop or a PC with the red OTG cable, or you can purchase a WiFi / Ethernet USB dongle.

If you're using the Pi Zero W (newest edition) you won't need to purchase an additoinal dongle.

Connectivity:

• Three port hub and ethernet

• Official Raspberry Pi WiFi Dongle

• Raspberry Pi Zero Adaptor Kit

An adapter cable is needed to plug-in USB-A style devices

Power:

If you want to power the Pi up without using an OTG cable then a regular phone charger will be fine if it supplies 1A or greater. If in doubt you can also buy the official Pi adapter:

• Raspberry Pi Universal Power Supply

Stockists:

In the US the best options for purchasing accessories would be Adafruit and Microcenter, but Pimoroni also ships world-wide.