Catégorie : General

  • Spec change statistics

    Over the last couple of days I took a look at all the spec files in Fedora. I wanted to find out how many packages have not been updated by someone else than release engineering for mass-rebuilds. Here is a graphical representation of the dat…

  • Introducing simple-koji-ci

    simple-koji-ci is a small fedmsg-based service that just got deployed in the Fedora Infrastructure. It aims at doing something really simple: for each pull-request opened in pagure on dist-git, kick off a scratch-build in koji and report the …

  • Flock 2017 – Day 1

    Today was the first day of the Flock 2017 conference in Cape Code. I arrived there on Sunday, giving me a little time to adjust to the jet lag so I was somewhat ready for this first day. It started with the traditional talk from the Fedora P…

  • Some stats about our dist-git and updates

    I recently started looking at our dist-git usage but my data was a little limited. Instead of querying datagrepper I managed to access directly the data in the database to get some stats: Dist-git commits Here is the output: Over 1582 day…

  • Some stats about our dist-git usage

    You may have heard that there are some thoughts going on around integrating some continuous integration for our packaging work in Fedora. Having in mind the question about how much resources we would need to offer CI in Fedora, I tried to gat…

  • Back from Flock 2016

    Flock is always a peculiar time of the year for me. For one it is one of the few time I get to meet with my colleagues but more than that, it’s also one of the few time I get to spend a few days with fellows from this Fedora community that is s…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 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 …

  • 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…