In process... On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 9:22 AM, Bruce Schuchardt <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Greg, did we get a recording of my auto-reconnect talk? I've had some > interest in seeing it from the java users group in Indonesia. > > > Le 7/4/2015 11:58 AM, Gregory Chase a écrit : > >> This is wonderful news. There are some awesome new features in this code. >> >> However, I don't see the SGA2 branch in the github. Is this in a different >> location, or does access to this branch need to be broadened? >> >> I'd like to see how participants in the Ambitious Apps at Amazing Scale >> Hackathon might help test these new features in their demo apps. Is there >> some advice we can provide? >> http://ambitious-apps.challengepost.com/ >> >> Thanks! >> >> -Greg >> >> On Fri, Jul 3, 2015 at 12:38 PM, Roman Shaposhnik <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Hi! >>> >>> Pivotal is happy to announce the donation of remaining geode code >>> that was unable to make into the initial contribution. This will be the >>> last set of geode code donated as a large chunk from Pivotal. At this >>> point all future geode development will be done through the normal >>> apache process. >>> >>> SGA for this code has been accepted by the ASF secretary and >>> the code itself now sits in a separate branch named sga2. We >>> would like to encourage all of the Geode community to start >>> familiarizing themselves with these additions to the code base. >>> Our hope is to solicit as much feedback as possible and then, >>> based on that feedback, start merging into the develop branch >>> either directly or via feature branches. Even though this looks >>> like a gigantic code drop (which it is ;-)) we sincerely hope to >>> integrate it back into our code base following "Apache Way" >>> as closely as possible. After all, the fact that a piece of code >>> now sits in the sga2 branch doesn't mean it'll get into develop >>> unmodified (or at all!). Please help us make the most of it, >>> though! >>> >>> There's a lot of good stuff in this donation. It contains features that >>> were >>> in development on other branches, as well as several geode utilities an >>> integrations. The pieces are listed under GEODE-8: >>> * Off heap data storage >>> * Spark Integration >>> * HDFS Integration >>> * The pulse monitoring tool >>> * Hibernate L2 cache >>> * HTTP session management module >>> * logcollector >>> * databrowser >>> * Lucene Integration (work in progress) >>> * Distributed transactions in Geode (work in progress) >>> * JVSD (work in progress) >>> * A large number of tests >>> >>> That last bullet point is especially good news, because now we finally >>> have the tests available to start breaking things! >>> >>> Several of the utilities such as pulse, hibernate, etc. came from >>> different >>> repositories with different build structures. Those builds need to be >>> integrated into the gradle build before those bits get merged to develop. >>> For now they can be split out into feature branches. >>> >>> Darrel has kindly volunteered to do the initial work to split this code >>> drop >>> into some feature branches and get the core code merged to develop. >>> Expect to see some email from him about how this code is split up and >>> what needs help. >>> >>> If any of you guys feel like helping -- that would be very >>> much appreciated. We also plan to host a few Geode >>> clubhouse events to help with technology on-boarding. >>> Stay tuned for that. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Roman. >>> >>> >> >> > -- Greg Chase Director of Big Data Communities http://www.pivotal.io/big-data Pivotal Software http://www.pivotal.io/ 650-215-0477 @GregChase Blog: http://geekmarketing.biz/
