Re: Moving the Open Desktop Review System to gnome infra?

[Richard Hughes]

On 18 September 2016 at 15:33, Andrea Veri  wrote:
> It's totally OK for me to have the service hosted on the GNOME
> Infrastructure so I'd suggest you to go through [1].

Done: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=771647

Richard.
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Re: Moving the Open Desktop Review System to gnome infra?

[Andrea Veri]

It's totally OK for me to have the service hosted on the GNOME
Infrastructure so I'd suggest you to go through [1].

cheers,

[1] https://wiki.gnome.org/Sysadmin/InfrastructureMigration

2016-09-14 19:31 GMT+02:00 Richard Hughes :
> Hi all,
>
> The ODRS is a web service designed as a replacement for the
> proprietary Ubuntu Reviews server. It's got nearly a thousand reviews
> submitted by end users and gets about 20,000 requests for review data
> every day. We use it in GNOME Software for both the review system and
> also the "star ratings" we give to apps. Any application /could/
> upload or consume reviews, but so far only GNOME Software does. We've
> got about two dozen different distributions using it too, although the
> majority of reviews come from Fedora users. The amount bandwidth it
> uses is tiny (actual numbers on request) as it is a simple flask
> python3 web application that just needs access to a database and
> serves up JSON blobs back to gnome-software to parse.
>
> Teams of moderators (typically also using gnome-software) moderate any
> submissions flagged for review, and end users decide the review
> popularity based on the usual "Was this review useful to you:  Yes :
> No" type buttons. This has been in operation for about 6 months. I've
> had reliability issues with OpenShift (and it costs quite a bit per
> month to host a HA site) and quite a few people have asked me to ask
> here if the site would be suitable to move to a GNOME VM.
>
> The code is https://github.com/hughsie/odrs-website and is all free
> software. I'd be happy to make changes (e.g. code, or adding something
> like a link to the GNOME privacy policy) if anything looks fishy. I'm
> also not a web programmer, so I'm sure someone will find something
> non-awesome.
>
> Thanks for consideration, and happy to answer questions,
>
> Richard.
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Andrea

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Fedora / EPEL packager,
GNOME Infrastructure Team Coordinator,
GNOME Foundation Board of Directors Secretary,
GNOME Foundation Membership & Elections Committee Chairman

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Re: Moving the Open Desktop Review System to gnome infra?

[Richard Hughes]

On 14 September 2016 at 19:57, Sriram Ramkrishna  wrote:
> My concern is that you're now the linchpin of the whole thing..

My concern also. HIT_BY_BUS_CNT=1

> if you're no
> longer a Red Hat employee we might end up being in a world of hurt later.
> Can we have some plans to ensure continuity in case o f a shift?

This was also one of the reasons of my initial mail. It's a tiny
self-contained webservice, so I figured it's the kind of thing that
could be hosted here.

> I would much rather the openshift guys give the GNOME Foundation resources
> in exchange for some pro quid quo arrangement.

I don't know if things are set up for this kind of arrangement, but
I'd be welcome to help if anyone has any ideas.

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Re: Moving the Open Desktop Review System to gnome infra?

[Sriram Ramkrishna]

On Wed, Sep 14, 2016 at 11:08 AM Richard Hughes  wrote:

> On 14 September 2016 at 18:53, Jeff Schroeder
>  wrote:
> > Stupid question, but has anyone asked Redhat if they would donate the
> > Openshift bits for free or would you rather not do that?
>
> I've just had that discussion with the OpenShift guys. Basically, yes,
> they would donate everything we needed as long as I was a RH employee,
> so maybe take cost concerns out of my initial email.
>
>
My concern is that you're now the linchpin of the whole thing.. if you're
no longer a Red Hat employee we might end up being in a world of hurt
later.  Can we have some plans to ensure continuity in case o f a shift?

I would much rather the openshift guys give the GNOME Foundation resources
in exchange for some pro quid quo arrangement.

sri


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Re: Moving the Open Desktop Review System to gnome infra?

[Richard Hughes]

On 14 September 2016 at 18:53, Jeff Schroeder
 wrote:
> Stupid question, but has anyone asked Redhat if they would donate the
> Openshift bits for free or would you rather not do that?

I've just had that discussion with the OpenShift guys. Basically, yes,
they would donate everything we needed as long as I was a RH employee,
so maybe take cost concerns out of my initial email.

Richard
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Re: Moving the Open Desktop Review System to gnome infra?

[Jeff Schroeder]

Stupid question, but has anyone asked Redhat if they would donate the
Openshift bits for free or would you rather not do that?

On Wednesday, September 14, 2016, Richard Hughes 
wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> The ODRS is a web service designed as a replacement for the
> proprietary Ubuntu Reviews server. It's got nearly a thousand reviews
> submitted by end users and gets about 20,000 requests for review data
> every day. We use it in GNOME Software for both the review system and
> also the "star ratings" we give to apps. Any application /could/
> upload or consume reviews, but so far only GNOME Software does. We've
> got about two dozen different distributions using it too, although the
> majority of reviews come from Fedora users. The amount bandwidth it
> uses is tiny (actual numbers on request) as it is a simple flask
> python3 web application that just needs access to a database and
> serves up JSON blobs back to gnome-software to parse.
>
> Teams of moderators (typically also using gnome-software) moderate any
> submissions flagged for review, and end users decide the review
> popularity based on the usual "Was this review useful to you:  Yes :
> No" type buttons. This has been in operation for about 6 months. I've
> had reliability issues with OpenShift (and it costs quite a bit per
> month to host a HA site) and quite a few people have asked me to ask
> here if the site would be suitable to move to a GNOME VM.
>
> The code is https://github.com/hughsie/odrs-website and is all free
> software. I'd be happy to make changes (e.g. code, or adding something
> like a link to the GNOME privacy policy) if anything looks fishy. I'm
> also not a web programmer, so I'm sure someone will find something
> non-awesome.
>
> Thanks for consideration, and happy to answer questions,
>
> Richard.
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Moving the Open Desktop Review System to gnome infra?

[Richard Hughes]

Hi all,

The ODRS is a web service designed as a replacement for the
proprietary Ubuntu Reviews server. It's got nearly a thousand reviews
submitted by end users and gets about 20,000 requests for review data
every day. We use it in GNOME Software for both the review system and
also the "star ratings" we give to apps. Any application /could/
upload or consume reviews, but so far only GNOME Software does. We've
got about two dozen different distributions using it too, although the
majority of reviews come from Fedora users. The amount bandwidth it
uses is tiny (actual numbers on request) as it is a simple flask
python3 web application that just needs access to a database and
serves up JSON blobs back to gnome-software to parse.

Teams of moderators (typically also using gnome-software) moderate any
submissions flagged for review, and end users decide the review
popularity based on the usual "Was this review useful to you:  Yes :
No" type buttons. This has been in operation for about 6 months. I've
had reliability issues with OpenShift (and it costs quite a bit per
month to host a HA site) and quite a few people have asked me to ask
here if the site would be suitable to move to a GNOME VM.

The code is https://github.com/hughsie/odrs-website and is all free
software. I'd be happy to make changes (e.g. code, or adding something
like a link to the GNOME privacy policy) if anything looks fishy. I'm
also not a web programmer, so I'm sure someone will find something
non-awesome.

Thanks for consideration, and happy to answer questions,

Richard.
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