Catégorie : Fedora
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Profiling in python
When working on FMN’s new architecture I been wanted to profile a little bit the application, to see where it spends most of its time. I knew about the classic cProfile builtin in python but it didn’t quite fit my needs since I wanted to prof…
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New FMN architecture and tests
New FMN architecture and tests Introduction FMN is the FedMsg Notification service. It allows any contributors (or actually, anyone with a FAS account) to tune what notification they want to receive and how. For example it allows saying t…
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Playing with FMN
On Friday, I have been started to play with FMN Currently, there is a fedmsg consumer that listens to the messages coming from all over the Fedora infrastructure, then based on the preferences set in FMN’s web UI it decides whether to send a …
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Monitor performances of WSGI apps
Accessing pagure’s performances via mod_wsgi-express Graham Dumpleton has written a series of blog post on monitoring WSGI performances: Returning a string as the iterable from a WSGI application Monitoring the response content from a WSGI app…
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Setting up pagure on a banana pi
This is a small blog post about setting up pagure on a banana pi. My friend Kushal recently convinced me to buy a small banana pi to play with. I installed the Fedora 23 ARM server image on it, works like a charm and today I thought of try…
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Testing distgit in staging with fedpkgstg
Every once in a while we make changes to dist-git in the Fedora infrastructure. This means, we need to test our changes to make sure they do not break (ideally, at all). These days, we are working on adding namespacing to our git repos so tha…
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Fedora et FVWM
Ceux qui suivent l’actualité de Fedora savent que la Beta de Fedora 15 est sorti la semaine dernière. J’ai profité du weekend pour l’installer sur deux PC. L’un d’entre eux n’ayant pas de cartes graphique digne de ce nom, je me suis retrouvé …
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Introduction
Je pense que vous vous êtes trompés de site… Si, malgré tout, vous pensez être ici de votre plein gré, sachez que vous êtes sur le blog d’Emmanuel Seyman. Informaticien, grand partisan des Logiciels Libres, j’ai été président pendant quelqu…