That server is still available if wanted. It is a G5 Xserve with PostgreSQL running and I could probably start up MySQL. We don't have other DBs on it, though. We also got in a nice Intel Xserve (4 cores), but I haven't configured it yet (I seem to have too much going on), so it isn't running much of anything and I don't know that I can make it available, but I can check if there is interest (although the G5 is still plenty fast enough). I believe Java 1.4 and 1.5 are on both.
Thanks, /dev/mrg On 6/7/07, Andrus Adamchik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Coincidentally I also recently evaluated Bamboo for my client's development team in the last few weeks and found it quite usable. I expect it to be even more valuable on an open source project like Cayenne (if only cause Cayenne has real test coverage). Michael Gentry had a server machine that he and his employer kindly made available for Cayenne nightly builds (I am ashamed to say that for some time I didn't have a chance to do any work on it, restoring nightly builds). Maybe we can put an evaluation version of Bamboo on that machine, just to get a feeling how well it works with Cayenne? And if it does, ping ASF infrastructure about deploying a shared instance that other projects can use and getting the license setup. What do you think? Andrus On Jun 7, 2007, at 11:41 PM, Kevin Menard wrote: > Hi all, > > Atlassian, makers of Confluence and JIRA, have a new continuous > integration product called Bamboo out. I've begun an evaluation > for use > at Servprise, and so far it seems quite nice. It can integrate with > JIRA and subversion fairly nicely. Is there any interest in applying > for an OSS license and setting something up to auto-build & test our > various branches? As a nice side effect, the generated artifacts > could > be used as nightlies. > > Kevin Menard > Servprise International, Inc. > 800.832.3823 x308 >
