Richard

This sounds like a great idea. Would we also carve out the brooklyn-library
blueprints so that these are maintained separately? I am assuming that they
would be still part of the project but available as an option rather than
bundled??

Best

Duncan

On 19 May 2017 at 11:55, Richard Downer <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> Now that we have release 0.11.0 done, I'd like us to have a discussion
> about our plans for upcoming releases, and to decide when we're going to
> make the jump to version 1.0.
>
> Looking back, the core of Brooklyn is now very strong, and has been tried
> and tested by many people for many months, some using for production
> workloads. The operations side has matured with the support for persistence
> and high availability. Pure YAML blueprints are now extremely capable, and
> the Java-based blueprints in brooklyn-library have in many cases been
> overtaken by pure YAML blueprints written by Brooklyn users. The catalog
> provides a way to manage and compose blueprints, with OSGI providing a
> means to manage and version. Finishing touches, such as supporting ZIP
> files for catalog uploads (removing the requirement that a user must create
> their own OSGI bundles) mean we will have a very compelling story for
> blueprint developers.
>
> So, what's left to do? Are there any major (or even moderate) features that
> we would want in a 1.0 release?
>
> My thoughts are that we release 0.12.0 next. This will put the Karaf-based
> distribution as the primary artifact, with accompanying .deb and .rpms. The
> classic distribution will remain but be deprecated. At this point, we
> should make an effort to mark as "deprecated" as much as we possibly can,
> so we don't have to take unnecessary baggage into the 1.x series.
>
> After that, we aim for 1.0.0 - the classic distribution is removed, and so
> is everything marked as deprecated.
>
> In parallel with this, an effort to overhaul the documentation, so that our
> 1.0 docs are comprehensive and easy to use.
>
> Any other thoughts?
>



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