Anyone who’s been in the chef community for a while has felt the pain of abandoned cookbooks. And in fact, I’ve found myself unable to maintain the ones I care about.
For now, this community is low ceremony. If there’s anything you’d like the chef brigade to do, please let me know!
At the moment, communications should occur on this list (chef@) or irc (#chef) or the issue pages for the respective repos. Feel free to contact me directly.
Does anyone on Chef brigade have the ability to help me with iscsi and
multipath cookbooks? Being able to maintain those well requires
access to specialized storage hardware to test configuration against.
Since storage hardware is something I no longer use day-to-day at
Cycle, I've found it extremely difficult to maintain these two just on
my own.
I am able/willing to co-maintain that as part of a joint effort with
others. Just lack some of the time, and equipment, necessary to do
that well.
Anyone who’s been in the chef community for a while has felt the
pain of abandoned cookbooks. And in fact, I’ve found myself unable
to maintain the ones I care about.
For now, this community is low ceremony. If there’s anything you’d
like the chef brigade to do, please let me know!
At the moment, communications should occur on this list (chef@) or
irc (Chef Infra (archive)) or the issue pages for the respective repos. Feel free
to contact me directly. -- ~j
I definitely don’t have the equipment to do real testing. But I can definitely make sure trivial patches get merged, and help coördinate people who can test meaningful stuff.
I’ve added you to the org, feel free to transfer.
—
~j
Does anyone on Chef brigade have the ability to help me with iscsi and
multipath cookbooks? Being able to maintain those well requires
access to specialized storage hardware to test configuration against.
Since storage hardware is something I no longer use day-to-day at
Cycle, I've found it extremely difficult to maintain these two just on
my own.
I am able/willing to co-maintain that as part of a joint effort with
others. Just lack some of the time, and equipment, necessary to do
that well.
Anyone who’s been in the chef community for a while has felt the
pain of abandoned cookbooks. And in fact, I’ve found myself unable
to maintain the ones I care about.
For now, this community is low ceremony. If there’s anything you’d
like the chef brigade to do, please let me know!
At the moment, communications should occur on this list (chef@) or
irc (Chef Infra (archive)) or the issue pages for the respective repos. Feel free
to contact me directly. -- ~j
Nice initiative! Same problem happen to us a long time ago and we created
similar organization: redguide · GitHub
We are currently working on formalize rules and guideline for maintainers.
Maybe we can work together?
I definitely don’t have the equipment to do real testing. But I can
definitely make sure trivial patches get merged, and help coördinate people
who can test meaningful stuff.
I’ve added you to the org, feel free to transfer.
—
~j
Does anyone on Chef brigade have the ability to help me with iscsi and
multipath cookbooks? Being able to maintain those well requires
access to specialized storage hardware to test configuration against.
Since storage hardware is something I no longer use day-to-day at
Cycle, I've found it extremely difficult to maintain these two just on
my own.
I am able/willing to co-maintain that as part of a joint effort with
others. Just lack some of the time, and equipment, necessary to do
that well.
Anyone who’s been in the chef community for a while has felt the
pain of abandoned cookbooks. And in fact, I’ve found myself unable
to maintain the ones I care about.
For now, this community is low ceremony. If there’s anything you’d
like the chef brigade to do, please let me know!
At the moment, communications should occur on this list (chef@) or
irc (Chef Infra (archive)) or the issue pages for the respective repos. Feel free
to contact me directly. -- ~j
Nice initiative! Same problem happen to us a long time ago and we created similar organization: redguide · GitHubhttps://github.com/redguide
We are currently working on formalize rules and guideline for maintainers. Maybe we can work together?
Le sam. 9 mai 2015 à 03:44, Joseph Holsten <joseph@josephholsten.commailto:joseph@josephholsten.com> a écrit :
I definitely don’t have the equipment to do real testing. But I can definitely make sure trivial patches get merged, and help coördinate people who can test meaningful stuff.
I’ve added you to the org, feel free to transfer.
—
~j
Does anyone on Chef brigade have the ability to help me with iscsi and
multipath cookbooks? Being able to maintain those well requires
access to specialized storage hardware to test configuration against.
Since storage hardware is something I no longer use day-to-day at
Cycle, I've found it extremely difficult to maintain these two just on
my own.
I am able/willing to co-maintain that as part of a joint effort with
others. Just lack some of the time, and equipment, necessary to do
that well.
Anyone who’s been in the chef community for a while has felt the
pain of abandoned cookbooks. And in fact, I’ve found myself unable
to maintain the ones I care about.
For now, this community is low ceremony. If there’s anything you’d
like the chef brigade to do, please let me know!
At the moment, communications should occur on this list (chef@) or
irc (Chef Infra (archive)) or the issue pages for the respective repos. Feel free
to contact me directly. -- ~j
Nice initiative! Same problem happen to us a long time ago and we created
similar organization: redguide · GitHub
We are currently working on formalize rules and guideline for maintainers.
Maybe we can work together?
I definitely don’t have the equipment to do real testing. But I can
definitely make sure trivial patches get merged, and help coördinate people
who can test meaningful stuff.
I’ve added you to the org, feel free to transfer.
—
~j
Does anyone on Chef brigade have the ability to help me with iscsi and
multipath cookbooks? Being able to maintain those well requires
access to specialized storage hardware to test configuration against.
Since storage hardware is something I no longer use day-to-day at
Cycle, I've found it extremely difficult to maintain these two just on
my own.
I am able/willing to co-maintain that as part of a joint effort with
others. Just lack some of the time, and equipment, necessary to do
that well.
Anyone who’s been in the chef community for a while has felt the
pain of abandoned cookbooks. And in fact, I’ve found myself unable
to maintain the ones I care about.
For now, this community is low ceremony. If there’s anything you’d
like the chef brigade to do, please let me know!
At the moment, communications should occur on this list (chef@) or
irc (Chef Infra (archive)) or the issue pages for the respective repos. Feel free
to contact me directly. -- ~j
Yet another community policy group .. for the greater gook !
I am working with G.Lettron on Chef Redguide community, and would be happy
to join Chef Brigade too.
Nice initiative! Same problem happen to us a long time ago and we created
similar organization: redguide · GitHub
We are currently working on formalize rules and guideline for
maintainers. Maybe we can work together?
I definitely don’t have the equipment to do real testing. But I can
definitely make sure trivial patches get merged, and help coördinate people
who can test meaningful stuff.
I’ve added you to the org, feel free to transfer.
—
~j
Does anyone on Chef brigade have the ability to help me with iscsi and
multipath cookbooks? Being able to maintain those well requires
access to specialized storage hardware to test configuration against.
Since storage hardware is something I no longer use day-to-day at
Cycle, I've found it extremely difficult to maintain these two just on
my own.
I am able/willing to co-maintain that as part of a joint effort with
others. Just lack some of the time, and equipment, necessary to do
that well.
Anyone who’s been in the chef community for a while has felt the
pain of abandoned cookbooks. And in fact, I’ve found myself unable
to maintain the ones I care about.
For now, this community is low ceremony. If there’s anything you’d
like the chef brigade to do, please let me know!
At the moment, communications should occur on this list (chef@) or
irc (Chef Infra (archive)) or the issue pages for the respective repos. Feel free
to contact me directly. -- ~j
--
Barthélemy Vessemont - bvessemont@gmail.com
Ingénieur en informatique diplômé de l'UTC (Compiègne)
Contributeur Chef (redguide@github)
(we were first here nevertheless)