Javi, Well done and Nice work!
I am one of the original Apache committers on Myriad… however I have been MIA for a long time. I am willing and interested in helping. At this time I am not able to offer up a lot of time but will help where I can. As a part of Mesosphere, I spent some time being the gatekeeper to the DC/OS universe, have written a number CLI subcommands and system integration tests and can help in those areas. Additional areas I will make time for if needed/wanted: 1. PR reviews (and commits) 2. Getting into DCOS universe 3. Help with articles listed below (in particular 3 & 4) Ken > On Apr 14, 2018, at 4:18 AM, Javi Roman <jroman.espi...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi all! > > This is an e-mail for tracking the state of Apache Myriad Project. > Many things are happening and I am happy to say the project is > rebooting slowly but strongly. The following is a list of achievements > right now: > > 1. We have got a Project Roadmap [1] that we are accomplishing happily. > 2. We have a chat channel at [2]. Not much activity yet (only 7 users > right now) but this is only the beginning. > 3. This list is getting activity again with new active users. > 4. A separate document [3] for tracking up the unlocking of JIRA > issues and pending PRs. Special thanks to Alvaro for the initiative > and Juan P. for working in this necessary housekeeping. > 5. We have already a nice local development environment based on > Vagrant for Apache Mesos, and for DC/OS community platform. > 6. We have new activity at Apache Myriad Twitter account [4]. We are > trying to publish at least one post a day. We have to create Apache > Myriad own content for creating really interesting Twitter posts. > > No ready yet, but planning: > > 1. A set of articles in order to get new users. This is the planning: > > Article 1 - Apache Myriad (Hadoop YARN on Mesos) Reboot > > This article explains the state of the project and sets up the targets > for the new releases. We need a new release (0.3.0) in order to follow > the open-source motto "release early, release often". > > Article 2 - Apache Myriad Development Environment Based on Apache Mesos > > This article is a way to get new users as easily as possible with an > local environment ready for hacking. > > Article 3 - Apache Myriad Development Environment Based on Apache Mesos > > This article explains a way for developing Apache Myriad using Docker > and Mesosphere Marathon on top of DC/OS. Probably if Apache Myriad is > executed in production at some time will be at DC/OS. > > Article 4 - Apache Mesos Data Services a Different Approach > > This is a more advance article explaining a different way of data > service development on Apache Mesos. Probably the current approach is > to create data services (such as Kafka, Spark, Elastic ...) based on > Apache Mesos Frameworks. The focus of development is to create native > frameworks for each technology. Mesosphere does a very good work on > that direction with DC/OS SDK (dcos-commons). > > The different approach explained in this article is to shift the > development focus towards only one Apache Mesos Framework to maintains > (Apache Myriad) and create applications based on YARN by means of > Apache Slider (a "kind" of YARN SDK). This is really ambitious, > however really interesting point of view from my perspective. > > 2. It's the time for planning the new release (0.3.0). We have to > discuss the minimal features to include for a new release. This is > really important for the next months. > > We have a lot work to do, however I really guess the risk of retiring > this podling is far way right now. > > Please, feel free to comment, feedback is welcome! > > [1] https://goo.gl/xtD5oT > [2] https://gitter.im/apache-myriad/dev > [3] https://goo.gl/u7RMFY > [4] https://twitter.com/apachemyriad > -- > Javi Roman > > Twitter: @javiromanrh > GitHub: github.com/javiroman > Linkedin: es.linkedin.com/in/javiroman > Big Data Blog: dataintensive.info
