> * dubbo-configcenter-archaius an empty project, since Netflix no
> longer maintains it, I propose to drop this project

+1 to drop it, 
It’s an experimental implementation at the startup when introducing 
config-center concept into Dubbo, mainly to bootstrap the Zookeeper support. 
Some of its advantages are it's totally extensible with the underlying 
configuration storage types and has well-refined APIs. Now we already have our 
built-in zookeeper implementation, I think it’s unnecessary to maintain this 
project anymore especially considering it’s not maintained by Netflix anymore.

Jun

> On Jan 10, 2019, at 5:26 PM, Huxing Zhang <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi All,
> 
> I think we need to decide the next steps of projects in Dubbo[1]
> group. I'd divided them by 4 categories:
> 
> ### Dubbo RPC extension modules
> 
> I think they are can be merge back into the core repository for the
> purpose of easier release management and concentrate the
> users/contributors.
> 
> They are:
> * dubbo-rpc-native-thrift maintained by Xin Wang, our PPMC
> * dubbo-registry-etcd maintained by Zonghai Shang, our PPMC
> * dubbo-async-processor maintained by Jun Liu, our PPMC
> * dubbo-registry-nacos maintained by Mercy Ma, our PPMC
> * dubbo-configcenter-archaius an empty project, since Netflix no
> longer maintains it, I propose to drop this project
> * dubbo-serialization-gson maintained by Ian Luo, our PPMC
> * dubbo-serialization-fst empty project, already merged into core
> repo, ok to drop it
> * dubbo-serialization-native-hessian, maintained by Ian Luo, our PPMC
> * dubbo-rpc-jms, maintained by Kimm King, our committer
> * dubbo-rpc-xmlrpc, maintained by Kimm King, our committer
> 
> ### Multiple-language SDK
> 
> Most of the projects are maintained by external developers, I am not
> quite sure how we can deal with them, maybe we need to discussed with
> them, about whether we want to donate code to ASF.
> 
> They are:
> * dubbo-php-framework php client + server  This project has already
> signed SGA to donate to ASF
> * dubbo2.js Node.js client
> * dubbo-client-py python client
> * egg-dubbo-rpc dubbo rpc plugin for egg Node.js framework
> * dubbo-remoting-js dubbo protocol implementation of egg Node.js framwork
> 
> There are also 2 Node.js implementations, are they going to be merged
> or not? That's another question.
> 
> ### Integration
> 
> * dubbo-sentinel-support provides sentinel support, maintained by
> * dubbo-kubernetes  provides kubernates support, still work in
> progress, maintained by our committer Jeff Lv
> * dubbo-integration empty project, not quite sure what it does, we can
> leave it there
> * dubbo-spring-cloud-project empty project, it can be dropped
> 
> ### Tools & Others
> 
> * initializr forked from Spring initializr, should be no IP issues, I
> think we can leave it there
> * dubbo-spring-boot-demo This can be merge into dubbo-samples
> * dubbo-benchmark benchmark project, maintained by Ian Luo, our PPMC,
> I think we can move to Apache
> * dubbo-logo logo files, suggest to move to ASF
> * jmeter-plugins-dubbo, should be no IP issues, I think we can leave it there
> * hessian-lite, a modified version of hessian separated from the core
> repository, suggest to move to ASF as a standalone project
> 
> How do you folks think?
> 
> [1] https://github.com/dubbo
> 
> -- 
> Best Regards!
> Huxing

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