[RESULT][VOTE] Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Eya Badal]

Hi everyone,

The Apache AGE community graduation vote is now closed and passed. 

The +1 votes were as follows, with no -1’s

7 PPMC :
 * Dehowe Feng   
 * Eya Badal 
 * Felix Cheung  (Binding)
 * Jasper Blues 
 * John Gemignani
 * Josh Innis
 * Kevin Ratnasekera (Binding)

10 non-PPMC :
* Jim Jagielski (Binding)
* Joe Fagan 
* Muhammad Shoaib
* Andrew Ko
* Alex Kwak 
* Nick Sorrell
* Brian Carlson 
* Jasper Blues 
* Muhammad Usama
* DongHu Kim

Regards,
Eya

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Eya Badal]

We are now closing this vote. Thank you for your thoughtful feedback. I will 
announce this vote result shortly. 

As per the feedback we have decided to give a grace buffer period until the end 
of this week before moving on to the IPMC Graduation Vote.  


Best regards, 
Eya 


On 2021/11/09 04:31:33 Eya Badal wrote:
> Hi AGE community and Mentors,
> 
> Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five
> versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 imminent, it's fair to say the AGE
> community has demonstrated its ability to build software releases the
> Apache Way.
> 
> We have prepared an assessment of the Apache AGE podling’s maturity, meant
> to help inform the decision (of the mentors, community, Incubator PMC, and
> ASF Board of Directors) to graduate it as a top-level Apache project. We
> used the ASF project maturity model
> 
> to evaluate the Apache AGE project and assess itself as having no major
> areas for concern. The assessment can be found at the Apache AGE website
>  under the COMMUNITY menu.
> 
> In addition to building and releasing software, the community has grown the
> Apache AGE project in other areas.
> 
> 
>-
> 
>There have been 64 unique contributors across the AGE and the subproject
>AGE Viewer. These Contributors have raised >170 issues or pull requests.
>-
> 
>We have been addressing Github issues since the start but timeliness was
>an issue. In April we created our internal SLA to categorise (label),
>assign, and respond to issue and pull requests. Since April, 95% are
>responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24 hrs).
>-
> 
>Contributions span more than 20 countries across the globe - Belarus,
>Belgium, China, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg,
>Netherlands, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA, and Vietnam.
>-
> 
>We have amassed positive comments throughout and gathered >470 stars.
>-
> 
>We have committers from 4 different companies.
> 
> 
> AGE mentors, what is your opinion on this?
> 
> Do you agree that we are ready to graduate?
> 
> Are there any remaining issues that we can improve on?
> 
> If we can capture your issues of concern we can then work those issues to
> resolution.
> 
> Your feedback would be very much appreciated!
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Eya
> 

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Dehowe Feng]

I’ve witnessed how the community and project has grown myself, and I’d like to 
see it continue and hope for its continuous success

+1

On 2021/12/01 02:42:22 Eya Badal wrote:
> Thank you mentors for your valuable feedback. The feedback is addressed 
> below. 
> 
> Regarding GitHub issues and pull requests: 
>   It is true that in the earlier months we were sluggish in responding to and 
> closing out issues. In 
>   April we created SLA to categorise (label), assign, and respond to issues. 
> Since April, 95% are 
>   responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24 hrs). 
> In the last month we 
>   have closed 8 issues across the project. Regarding pull requests we are 
> behind our internal 
>   SLA but have addressed that in the last 48 hrs.
> 
> Regarding committer and contributor diversity:
>   The committers and contributors act on their own initiative without 
> representing a corporation 
>   or organization. Core contributors are indeed employees of a single company 
> (Bitnine Global, 
>   the project donator) who has interest in the success of AGE but there are 
> many entirely 
>   independent contributors and committers. Contributions span more than 20 
> countries across 
>   the globe including Australia, Belarus, Belgium, China, France, Germany, 
> Ireland, Israel, Italy, 
>   Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Nigeria, The Philippines, Russia, South Korea, 
> Thailand, UK, 
>   Ukraine, USA and Vietnam.
> 
> Regarding the breakdown of the PPMC membership on affiliation (companies) and 
> PPMC growth:
> 
>  The PPMC representation, excluding mentors is as follows:
> 
>   Bitnine Global: Eya Badal, Josh Innis, John Gemignani, Dehowe Feng(in 
> voting process).  
>   Liberation Data: Jasper Blues 
>   Immuta: Mason Sharp
> 
>  The project has added five new committers taking the total to 10 (excluding 
> mentors).
> 
>   Bitnine Global: Dehowe Feng
>   Kroger: Nick Sorrell
>   Ghent University: Pieterjan De Potter
>   Agedb: Andrew Ko, Alex Kwak
> 
> RE CS10 “The project maintains a public list of its contributors who have 
> decision power”:
> We now have the list of community members (committer and PPMC) at 
> age.apache.org
> 
> Regarding how incubator-age-viewer is released:
>   Age-viewer has been released 8 times. The age-viewer developers are looking 
> to release in the 
>   Apache way soon. The age team is coaching the age-viewer developers to 
> encourage future 
>   releases to comply with Apache guiding principles.
> 
> The documentation link at incubator.apache.org/projects/age.html is corrected.
> 
> Regarding project name search and approval:
>   We have completed name search and approval. PPMC is actively checking 
> Apache AGE brand 
>   use.
> 
> The licensing issue regarding 0.6.0 has been resolved. We’re happy to 
> announce Apache AGE 0.6.0 is officially out today. 
> 
> Thank you for your feedback and recognition that after 6 releases including 4 
> Apache releases, we have demonstrated that this community is able to run 
> independently outside incubation.
> 
> We look forward to a positive vote on graduation to a Top Level Project.
> 
> Thank you
> Eya
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On 2021/11/09 04:31:33 Eya Badal wrote:
> > Hi AGE community and Mentors,
> > 
> > Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five
> > versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 imminent, it's fair to say the AGE
> > community has demonstrated its ability to build software releases the
> > Apache Way.
> > 
> > We have prepared an assessment of the Apache AGE podling’s maturity, meant
> > to help inform the decision (of the mentors, community, Incubator PMC, and
> > ASF Board of Directors) to graduate it as a top-level Apache project. We
> > used the ASF project maturity model
> > 
> > to evaluate the Apache AGE project and assess itself as having no major
> > areas for concern. The assessment can be found at the Apache AGE website
> >  under the COMMUNITY menu.
> > 
> > In addition to building and releasing software, the community has grown the
> > Apache AGE project in other areas.
> > 
> > 
> >-
> > 
> >There have been 64 unique contributors across the AGE and the subproject
> >AGE Viewer. These Contributors have raised >170 issues or pull requests.
> >-
> > 
> >We have been addressing Github issues since the start but timeliness was
> >an issue. In April we created our internal SLA to categorise (label),
> >assign, and respond to issue and pull requests. Since April, 95% are
> >responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24 hrs).
> >-
> > 
> >Contributions span more than 20 countries across the globe - Belarus,
> >Belgium, China, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg,
> >Netherlands, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA, and 
> > 

RE: Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[br...@carlsen-technologies.com]

Great progress :-)

+1

/Brian



Brian Carlsen
Carlsen Technologies Aps


On 2021/12/01 02:42:22 Eya Badal wrote:
> Thank you mentors for your valuable feedback. The feedback is 
addressed below.

>
> Regarding GitHub issues and pull requests:
> It is true that in the earlier months we were sluggish in responding 
to and closing out issues. In
> April we created SLA to categorise (label), assign, and respond to 
issues. Since April, 95% are
> responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24 
hrs). In the last month we
> have closed 8 issues across the project. Regarding pull requests we 
are behind our internal

> SLA but have addressed that in the last 48 hrs.
>
> Regarding committer and contributor diversity:
> The committers and contributors act on their own initiative without 
representing a corporation
> or organization. Core contributors are indeed employees of a single 
company (Bitnine Global,
> the project donator) who has interest in the success of AGE but there 
are many entirely
> independent contributors and committers. Contributions span more than 
20 countries across
> the globe including Australia, Belarus, Belgium, China, France, 
Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy,
> Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Nigeria, The Philippines, Russia, South 
Korea, Thailand, UK,

> Ukraine, USA and Vietnam.
>
> Regarding the breakdown of the PPMC membership on affiliation 
(companies) and PPMC growth:

>
> The PPMC representation, excluding mentors is as follows:
>
> Bitnine Global: Eya Badal, Josh Innis, John Gemignani, Dehowe Feng(in 
voting process).

> Liberation Data: Jasper Blues
> Immuta: Mason Sharp
>
> The project has added five new committers taking the total to 10 
(excluding mentors).

>
> Bitnine Global: Dehowe Feng
> Kroger: Nick Sorrell
> Ghent University: Pieterjan De Potter
> Agedb: Andrew Ko, Alex Kwak
>
> RE CS10 “The project maintains a public list of its contributors who 
have decision power”:
> We now have the list of community members (committer and PPMC) at 
age.apache.org

>
> Regarding how incubator-age-viewer is released:
> Age-viewer has been released 8 times. The age-viewer developers are 
looking to release in the
> Apache way soon. The age team is coaching the age-viewer developers 
to encourage future

> releases to comply with Apache guiding principles.
>
> The documentation link at incubator.apache.org/projects/age.html is 
corrected.

>
> Regarding project name search and approval:
> We have completed name search and approval. PPMC is actively checking 
Apache AGE brand

> use.
>
> The licensing issue regarding 0.6.0 has been resolved. We’re happy to 
announce Apache AGE 0.6.0 is officially out today.

>
> Thank you for your feedback and recognition that after 6 releases 
including 4 Apache releases, we have demonstrated that this community is 
able to run independently outside incubation.

>
> We look forward to a positive vote on graduation to a Top Level Project.
>
> Thank you
> Eya
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On 2021/11/09 04:31:33 Eya Badal wrote:
> > Hi AGE community and Mentors,
> >
> > Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five
> > versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 imminent, it's fair to say the AGE
> > community has demonstrated its ability to build software releases the
> > Apache Way.
> >
> > We have prepared an assessment of the Apache AGE podling’s 
maturity, meant
> > to help inform the decision (of the mentors, community, Incubator 
PMC, and
> > ASF Board of Directors) to graduate it as a top-level Apache 
project. We

> > used the ASF project maturity model
> > 


> > to evaluate the Apache AGE project and assess itself as having no major
> > areas for concern. The assessment can be found at the Apache AGE 
website

> >  under the COMMUNITY menu.
> >
> > In addition to building and releasing software, the community has 
grown the

> > Apache AGE project in other areas.
> >
> >
> > -
> >
> > There have been 64 unique contributors across the AGE and the 
subproject
> > AGE Viewer. These Contributors have raised >170 issues or pull 
requests.

> > -
> >
> > We have been addressing Github issues since the start but 
timeliness was

> > an issue. In April we created our internal SLA to categorise (label),
> > assign, and respond to issue and pull requests. Since April, 95% are
> > responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24 
hrs).

> > -
> >
> > Contributions span more than 20 countries across the globe - Belarus,
> > Belgium, China, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg,
> > Netherlands, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA, and 
Vietnam.

> > -
> >
> > We have amassed positive comments throughout and gathered >470 stars.
> > -
> >
> > We have committers from 4 different companies.
> >
> >
> > AGE mentors, what is your opinion on this?
> >
> > Do you agree 

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Kevin Ratnasekera]

+1

On Mon, Dec 6, 2021 at 3:37 AM Nicholas Sorrell  wrote:

> +1. The community and product growth over the past year have been
> impressive and I am excited to see the future growth.
>
> --
> Nick Sorrell
> 513.288.1084
> https://cint.io
>
>
> 
> From: Felix Cheung 
> Sent: Sunday, December 5, 2021 5:02 PM
> To: dev@age.apache.org 
> Subject: Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote
>
> That looks good to me. +1
>
> To note, 0.6 is not on “Download” on https://age.apache.org/<
> https://age.apache.org/#>
>
> 
> From: John Gemignani 
> Sent: Wednesday, December 1, 2021 5:55:40 PM
> To: dev@age.apache.org 
> Subject: Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote
>
> I completely agree with all of Eya and Josh's points.
>
> Especially, now that we have v0.6.0 out (which took a lot of extra
> attention and cleaned up a lot of pending issues) and with the upcoming
> release of v0.7.0. The latter release will add a significant amount of new
> functionality. This makes me confident that the project will be able to
> move forward a lot more smoothly.
>
> +1
>
> John
>
> On 2021/12/02 01:39:41 Josh Innis wrote:
> > This project has seen incredible growth from when it was originally
> donated to Apache. The community continues to grow as more people see the
> opportunities in what the project could be. Now that we are nearly done
> with our original goal of implementing the openCypher specification in
> Postgres as an extension, we can now begin to pursue some of these powerful
> features that the community is requesting in the Github repository. The
> team is continuing to grow at an accelerated pace, with most of the new
> committers being accepted in the last six months. I personally think the
> future of AGE is bright, especially with all the new features that will be
> coming out in v0.7.0.
> >
> > On 2021/12/01 02:42:22 Eya Badal wrote:
> > > Thank you mentors for your valuable feedback. The feedback is
> addressed below.
> > >
> > > Regarding GitHub issues and pull requests:
> > >   It is true that in the earlier months we were sluggish in responding
> to and closing out issues. In
> > >   April we created SLA to categorise (label), assign, and respond to
> issues. Since April, 95% are
> > >   responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24
> hrs). In the last month we
> > >   have closed 8 issues across the project. Regarding pull requests we
> are behind our internal
> > >   SLA but have addressed that in the last 48 hrs.
> > >
> > > Regarding committer and contributor diversity:
> > >   The committers and contributors act on their own initiative without
> representing a corporation
> > >   or organization. Core contributors are indeed employees of a single
> company (Bitnine Global,
> > >   the project donator) who has interest in the success of AGE but
> there are many entirely
> > >   independent contributors and committers. Contributions span more
> than 20 countries across
> > >   the globe including Australia, Belarus, Belgium, China, France,
> Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy,
> > >   Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Nigeria, The Philippines, Russia, South
> Korea, Thailand, UK,
> > >   Ukraine, USA and Vietnam.
> > >
> > > Regarding the breakdown of the PPMC membership on affiliation
> (companies) and PPMC growth:
> > >
> > >  The PPMC representation, excluding mentors is as follows:
> > >
> > >   Bitnine Global: Eya Badal, Josh Innis, John Gemignani, Dehowe
> Feng(in voting process).
> > >   Liberation Data: Jasper Blues
> > >   Immuta: Mason Sharp
> > >
> > >  The project has added five new committers taking the total to 10
> (excluding mentors).
> > >
> > >   Bitnine Global: Dehowe Feng
> > >   Kroger: Nick Sorrell
> > >   Ghent University: Pieterjan De Potter
> > >   Agedb: Andrew Ko, Alex Kwak
> > >
> > > RE CS10 “The project maintains a public list of its contributors who
> have decision power”:
> > > We now have the list of community members (committer and PPMC) at
> age.apache.org
> > >
> > > Regarding how incubator-age-viewer is released:
> > >   Age-viewer has been released 8 times. The age-viewer developers are
> looking to release in the
> > >   Apache way soon. The age team is coaching the age-viewer developers
> to encourage future
> > >   releases to comply with Apache guiding principles.
> > &

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Nicholas Sorrell]

+1. The community and product growth over the past year have been impressive 
and I am excited to see the future growth.

--
Nick Sorrell
513.288.1084
https://cint.io



From: Felix Cheung 
Sent: Sunday, December 5, 2021 5:02 PM
To: dev@age.apache.org 
Subject: Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

That looks good to me. +1

To note, 0.6 is not on “Download” on 
https://age.apache.org/<https://age.apache.org/#>


From: John Gemignani 
Sent: Wednesday, December 1, 2021 5:55:40 PM
To: dev@age.apache.org 
Subject: Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

I completely agree with all of Eya and Josh's points.

Especially, now that we have v0.6.0 out (which took a lot of extra attention 
and cleaned up a lot of pending issues) and with the upcoming release of 
v0.7.0. The latter release will add a significant amount of new functionality. 
This makes me confident that the project will be able to move forward a lot 
more smoothly.

+1

John

On 2021/12/02 01:39:41 Josh Innis wrote:
> This project has seen incredible growth from when it was originally donated 
> to Apache. The community continues to grow as more people see the 
> opportunities in what the project could be. Now that we are nearly done with 
> our original goal of implementing the openCypher specification in Postgres as 
> an extension, we can now begin to pursue some of these powerful features that 
> the community is requesting in the Github repository. The team is continuing 
> to grow at an accelerated pace, with most of the new committers being 
> accepted in the last six months. I personally think the future of AGE is 
> bright, especially with all the new features that will be coming out in 
> v0.7.0.
>
> On 2021/12/01 02:42:22 Eya Badal wrote:
> > Thank you mentors for your valuable feedback. The feedback is addressed 
> > below.
> >
> > Regarding GitHub issues and pull requests:
> >   It is true that in the earlier months we were sluggish in responding to 
> > and closing out issues. In
> >   April we created SLA to categorise (label), assign, and respond to 
> > issues. Since April, 95% are
> >   responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24 hrs). 
> > In the last month we
> >   have closed 8 issues across the project. Regarding pull requests we are 
> > behind our internal
> >   SLA but have addressed that in the last 48 hrs.
> >
> > Regarding committer and contributor diversity:
> >   The committers and contributors act on their own initiative without 
> > representing a corporation
> >   or organization. Core contributors are indeed employees of a single 
> > company (Bitnine Global,
> >   the project donator) who has interest in the success of AGE but there are 
> > many entirely
> >   independent contributors and committers. Contributions span more than 20 
> > countries across
> >   the globe including Australia, Belarus, Belgium, China, France, Germany, 
> > Ireland, Israel, Italy,
> >   Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Nigeria, The Philippines, Russia, South 
> > Korea, Thailand, UK,
> >   Ukraine, USA and Vietnam.
> >
> > Regarding the breakdown of the PPMC membership on affiliation (companies) 
> > and PPMC growth:
> >
> >  The PPMC representation, excluding mentors is as follows:
> >
> >   Bitnine Global: Eya Badal, Josh Innis, John Gemignani, Dehowe Feng(in 
> > voting process).
> >   Liberation Data: Jasper Blues
> >   Immuta: Mason Sharp
> >
> >  The project has added five new committers taking the total to 10 
> > (excluding mentors).
> >
> >   Bitnine Global: Dehowe Feng
> >   Kroger: Nick Sorrell
> >   Ghent University: Pieterjan De Potter
> >   Agedb: Andrew Ko, Alex Kwak
> >
> > RE CS10 “The project maintains a public list of its contributors who have 
> > decision power”:
> > We now have the list of community members (committer and PPMC) at 
> > age.apache.org
> >
> > Regarding how incubator-age-viewer is released:
> >   Age-viewer has been released 8 times. The age-viewer developers are 
> > looking to release in the
> >   Apache way soon. The age team is coaching the age-viewer developers to 
> > encourage future
> >   releases to comply with Apache guiding principles.
> >
> > The documentation link at incubator.apache.org/projects/age.html is 
> > corrected.
> >
> > Regarding project name search and approval:
> >   We have completed name search and approval. PPMC is actively checking 
> > Apache AGE brand
> >   use.
> 

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Felix Cheung]

That looks good to me. +1

To note, 0.6 is not on “Download” on 
https://age.apache.org/<https://age.apache.org/#>


From: John Gemignani 
Sent: Wednesday, December 1, 2021 5:55:40 PM
To: dev@age.apache.org 
Subject: Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

I completely agree with all of Eya and Josh's points.

Especially, now that we have v0.6.0 out (which took a lot of extra attention 
and cleaned up a lot of pending issues) and with the upcoming release of 
v0.7.0. The latter release will add a significant amount of new functionality. 
This makes me confident that the project will be able to move forward a lot 
more smoothly.

+1

John

On 2021/12/02 01:39:41 Josh Innis wrote:
> This project has seen incredible growth from when it was originally donated 
> to Apache. The community continues to grow as more people see the 
> opportunities in what the project could be. Now that we are nearly done with 
> our original goal of implementing the openCypher specification in Postgres as 
> an extension, we can now begin to pursue some of these powerful features that 
> the community is requesting in the Github repository. The team is continuing 
> to grow at an accelerated pace, with most of the new committers being 
> accepted in the last six months. I personally think the future of AGE is 
> bright, especially with all the new features that will be coming out in 
> v0.7.0.
>
> On 2021/12/01 02:42:22 Eya Badal wrote:
> > Thank you mentors for your valuable feedback. The feedback is addressed 
> > below.
> >
> > Regarding GitHub issues and pull requests:
> >   It is true that in the earlier months we were sluggish in responding to 
> > and closing out issues. In
> >   April we created SLA to categorise (label), assign, and respond to 
> > issues. Since April, 95% are
> >   responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24 hrs). 
> > In the last month we
> >   have closed 8 issues across the project. Regarding pull requests we are 
> > behind our internal
> >   SLA but have addressed that in the last 48 hrs.
> >
> > Regarding committer and contributor diversity:
> >   The committers and contributors act on their own initiative without 
> > representing a corporation
> >   or organization. Core contributors are indeed employees of a single 
> > company (Bitnine Global,
> >   the project donator) who has interest in the success of AGE but there are 
> > many entirely
> >   independent contributors and committers. Contributions span more than 20 
> > countries across
> >   the globe including Australia, Belarus, Belgium, China, France, Germany, 
> > Ireland, Israel, Italy,
> >   Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Nigeria, The Philippines, Russia, South 
> > Korea, Thailand, UK,
> >   Ukraine, USA and Vietnam.
> >
> > Regarding the breakdown of the PPMC membership on affiliation (companies) 
> > and PPMC growth:
> >
> >  The PPMC representation, excluding mentors is as follows:
> >
> >   Bitnine Global: Eya Badal, Josh Innis, John Gemignani, Dehowe Feng(in 
> > voting process).
> >   Liberation Data: Jasper Blues
> >   Immuta: Mason Sharp
> >
> >  The project has added five new committers taking the total to 10 
> > (excluding mentors).
> >
> >   Bitnine Global: Dehowe Feng
> >   Kroger: Nick Sorrell
> >   Ghent University: Pieterjan De Potter
> >   Agedb: Andrew Ko, Alex Kwak
> >
> > RE CS10 “The project maintains a public list of its contributors who have 
> > decision power”:
> > We now have the list of community members (committer and PPMC) at 
> > age.apache.org
> >
> > Regarding how incubator-age-viewer is released:
> >   Age-viewer has been released 8 times. The age-viewer developers are 
> > looking to release in the
> >   Apache way soon. The age team is coaching the age-viewer developers to 
> > encourage future
> >   releases to comply with Apache guiding principles.
> >
> > The documentation link at incubator.apache.org/projects/age.html is 
> > corrected.
> >
> > Regarding project name search and approval:
> >   We have completed name search and approval. PPMC is actively checking 
> > Apache AGE brand
> >   use.
> >
> > The licensing issue regarding 0.6.0 has been resolved. We’re happy to 
> > announce Apache AGE 0.6.0 is officially out today.
> >
> > Thank you for your feedback and recognition that after 6 releases including 
> > 4 Apache releases, we have demonstrated that this community is able to run 
> > independently outside incubation.
> >
> >

Re: [External] : Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[DongHu Kim]

+1
I have been following the project for me and one of my clients, I hope to see 
Graph database as a service with AGE on PostgreSQL, something  similar to Neo4j 
Aura. Well done, AGE community!

> 2021. 12. 2. 오후 9:20, Muhammad Shoaib  작성:
> 
> +1
> 
> In my opinion, the AGE project team has achieved a lot and they are trying
> to make their product better for end users by adding more features into it.
> The AGE community is also growing with the passage of time and its members
> are now spread over five continents from Europe to Asia. Team is also
> working on a new AGE viewer and taking more community level initiatives to
> provide more open source tools to the Graph and Network science community.
> Therefore, I believe that this project has achieved a level that it now
> deserves a community level graduation vote.
> 
>> On Thu, Dec 2, 2021 at 1:05 PM Jim Jagielski  wrote:
>> 
>> +1
>> 
>>> On 2021/12/02 02:10:05 Andrew Ko wrote:
>>> First off, thanks to our mentors for guidance and support.
>>> Secondly, thanks to committers and contributors for ideas, suggestions,
>>> advice, pull requests and commits .. .and bug reports.
>>> 
>>> Graph technology is now one of the most popular methods for performing
>>> data analysis.
>>> The idea of implementing a graph query processing engine as an extension
>>> (plug-in) for one of the most popular and advanced open-source databases,
>>> PostgreSQL, is wild. :)
>>> 
>>> It is wonderful to know the project has achieved so much and becoming a
>> TLP
>>> will generate more interests and contributions especially from PostgreSQL
>>> and Graph database communities.
>>> 
>>> +1
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 2021년 12월 2일 (목) 오전 10:57, Josh Innis 님이 작성:
>>> 
 lol, forgot to vote.
 
 +1
 
 On 2021/12/02 01:39:41 Josh Innis wrote:
> This project has seen incredible growth from when it was originally
 donated to Apache. The community continues to grow as more people see
>> the
 opportunities in what the project could be. Now that we are nearly done
 with our original goal of implementing the openCypher specification in
 Postgres as an extension, we can now begin to pursue some of these
>> powerful
 features that the community is requesting in the Github repository. The
 team is continuing to grow at an accelerated pace, with most of the new
 committers being accepted in the last six months. I personally think
>> the
 future of AGE is bright, especially with all the new features that
>> will be
 coming out in v0.7.0.
> 
> On 2021/12/01 02:42:22 Eya Badal wrote:
>> Thank you mentors for your valuable feedback. The feedback is
 addressed below.
>> 
>> Regarding GitHub issues and pull requests:
>>  It is true that in the earlier months we were sluggish in
>> responding
 to and closing out issues. In
>>  April we created SLA to categorise (label), assign, and respond
>> to
 issues. Since April, 95% are
>>  responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within
>> 24
 hrs). In the last month we
>>  have closed 8 issues across the project. Regarding pull requests
>> we
 are behind our internal
>>  SLA but have addressed that in the last 48 hrs.
>> 
>> Regarding committer and contributor diversity:
>>  The committers and contributors act on their own initiative
>> without
 representing a corporation
>>  or organization. Core contributors are indeed employees of a
>> single
 company (Bitnine Global,
>>  the project donator) who has interest in the success of AGE but
 there are many entirely
>>  independent contributors and committers. Contributions span more
 than 20 countries across
>>  the globe including Australia, Belarus, Belgium, China, France,
 Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy,
>>  Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Nigeria, The Philippines, Russia,
>> South
 Korea, Thailand, UK,
>>  Ukraine, USA and Vietnam.
>> 
>> Regarding the breakdown of the PPMC membership on affiliation
 (companies) and PPMC growth:
>> 
>> The PPMC representation, excluding mentors is as follows:
>> 
>>  Bitnine Global: Eya Badal, Josh Innis, John Gemignani, Dehowe
 Feng(in voting process).
>>  Liberation Data: Jasper Blues
>>  Immuta: Mason Sharp
>> 
>> The project has added five new committers taking the total to 10
 (excluding mentors).
>> 
>>  Bitnine Global: Dehowe Feng
>>  Kroger: Nick Sorrell
>>  Ghent University: Pieterjan De Potter
>>  Agedb: Andrew Ko, Alex Kwak
>> 
>> RE CS10 “The project maintains a public list of its contributors
>> who
 have decision power”:
>> We now have the list of community members (committer and PPMC) at
 age.apache.org
>> 
>> Regarding how incubator-age-viewer is released:
>>  Age-viewer has been released 8 times. The age-viewer developers
>> are
 looking to release in the
>>  

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Muhammad Usama]

+1 from me along with a huge thanks and congrats to the whole Apache AGE
team.

I have been involved with PostgreSQL and related open source projects for
more than a decade,
and when I came across this Graph extension for PostgreSQL, it immediately
made me very
excited and encouraged to become a part of it.
I honestly believe that it is a wonderful idea with lots of potential and
very bright future ahead.
Although I am a bit of a silent member of the community since I joined, but
I have been closely
following the development and discussion and I think the project has come a
long way and
mature enough to graduate.

Thanks
Best regards
Muhammad Usama



On Thu, Dec 2, 2021 at 5:20 PM Muhammad Shoaib 
wrote:

> +1
>
> In my opinion, the AGE project team has achieved a lot and they are trying
> to make their product better for end users by adding more features into it.
> The AGE community is also growing with the passage of time and its members
> are now spread over five continents from Europe to Asia. Team is also
> working on a new AGE viewer and taking more community level initiatives to
> provide more open source tools to the Graph and Network science community.
> Therefore, I believe that this project has achieved a level that it now
> deserves a community level graduation vote.
>
> On Thu, Dec 2, 2021 at 1:05 PM Jim Jagielski  wrote:
>
> > +1
> >
> > On 2021/12/02 02:10:05 Andrew Ko wrote:
> > > First off, thanks to our mentors for guidance and support.
> > > Secondly, thanks to committers and contributors for ideas, suggestions,
> > > advice, pull requests and commits .. .and bug reports.
> > >
> > > Graph technology is now one of the most popular methods for performing
> > > data analysis.
> > > The idea of implementing a graph query processing engine as an
> extension
> > > (plug-in) for one of the most popular and advanced open-source
> databases,
> > > PostgreSQL, is wild. :)
> > >
> > > It is wonderful to know the project has achieved so much and becoming a
> > TLP
> > > will generate more interests and contributions especially from
> PostgreSQL
> > > and Graph database communities.
> > >
> > > +1
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > 2021년 12월 2일 (목) 오전 10:57, Josh Innis 님이 작성:
> > >
> > > > lol, forgot to vote.
> > > >
> > > > +1
> > > >
> > > > On 2021/12/02 01:39:41 Josh Innis wrote:
> > > > > This project has seen incredible growth from when it was originally
> > > > donated to Apache. The community continues to grow as more people see
> > the
> > > > opportunities in what the project could be. Now that we are nearly
> done
> > > > with our original goal of implementing the openCypher specification
> in
> > > > Postgres as an extension, we can now begin to pursue some of these
> > powerful
> > > > features that the community is requesting in the Github repository.
> The
> > > > team is continuing to grow at an accelerated pace, with most of the
> new
> > > > committers being accepted in the last six months. I personally think
> > the
> > > > future of AGE is bright, especially with all the new features that
> > will be
> > > > coming out in v0.7.0.
> > > > >
> > > > > On 2021/12/01 02:42:22 Eya Badal wrote:
> > > > > > Thank you mentors for your valuable feedback. The feedback is
> > > > addressed below.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Regarding GitHub issues and pull requests:
> > > > > >   It is true that in the earlier months we were sluggish in
> > responding
> > > > to and closing out issues. In
> > > > > >   April we created SLA to categorise (label), assign, and respond
> > to
> > > > issues. Since April, 95% are
> > > > > >   responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to
> within
> > 24
> > > > hrs). In the last month we
> > > > > >   have closed 8 issues across the project. Regarding pull
> requests
> > we
> > > > are behind our internal
> > > > > >   SLA but have addressed that in the last 48 hrs.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Regarding committer and contributor diversity:
> > > > > >   The committers and contributors act on their own initiative
> > without
> > > > representing a corporation
> > > > > >   or organization. Core contributors are indeed employees of a
> > single
> > > > company (Bitnine Global,
> > > > > >   the project donator) who has interest in the success of AGE but
> > > > there are many entirely
> > > > > >   independent contributors and committers. Contributions span
> more
> > > > than 20 countries across
> > > > > >   the globe including Australia, Belarus, Belgium, China, France,
> > > > Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy,
> > > > > >   Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Nigeria, The Philippines, Russia,
> > South
> > > > Korea, Thailand, UK,
> > > > > >   Ukraine, USA and Vietnam.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Regarding the breakdown of the PPMC membership on affiliation
> > > > (companies) and PPMC growth:
> > > > > >
> > > > > >  The PPMC representation, excluding mentors is as follows:
> > > > > >
> > > > > >   Bitnine Global: Eya Badal, Josh Innis, John Gemignani, Dehowe
> > > 

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Muhammad Shoaib]

+1

In my opinion, the AGE project team has achieved a lot and they are trying
to make their product better for end users by adding more features into it.
The AGE community is also growing with the passage of time and its members
are now spread over five continents from Europe to Asia. Team is also
working on a new AGE viewer and taking more community level initiatives to
provide more open source tools to the Graph and Network science community.
Therefore, I believe that this project has achieved a level that it now
deserves a community level graduation vote.

On Thu, Dec 2, 2021 at 1:05 PM Jim Jagielski  wrote:

> +1
>
> On 2021/12/02 02:10:05 Andrew Ko wrote:
> > First off, thanks to our mentors for guidance and support.
> > Secondly, thanks to committers and contributors for ideas, suggestions,
> > advice, pull requests and commits .. .and bug reports.
> >
> > Graph technology is now one of the most popular methods for performing
> > data analysis.
> > The idea of implementing a graph query processing engine as an extension
> > (plug-in) for one of the most popular and advanced open-source databases,
> > PostgreSQL, is wild. :)
> >
> > It is wonderful to know the project has achieved so much and becoming a
> TLP
> > will generate more interests and contributions especially from PostgreSQL
> > and Graph database communities.
> >
> > +1
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > 2021년 12월 2일 (목) 오전 10:57, Josh Innis 님이 작성:
> >
> > > lol, forgot to vote.
> > >
> > > +1
> > >
> > > On 2021/12/02 01:39:41 Josh Innis wrote:
> > > > This project has seen incredible growth from when it was originally
> > > donated to Apache. The community continues to grow as more people see
> the
> > > opportunities in what the project could be. Now that we are nearly done
> > > with our original goal of implementing the openCypher specification in
> > > Postgres as an extension, we can now begin to pursue some of these
> powerful
> > > features that the community is requesting in the Github repository. The
> > > team is continuing to grow at an accelerated pace, with most of the new
> > > committers being accepted in the last six months. I personally think
> the
> > > future of AGE is bright, especially with all the new features that
> will be
> > > coming out in v0.7.0.
> > > >
> > > > On 2021/12/01 02:42:22 Eya Badal wrote:
> > > > > Thank you mentors for your valuable feedback. The feedback is
> > > addressed below.
> > > > >
> > > > > Regarding GitHub issues and pull requests:
> > > > >   It is true that in the earlier months we were sluggish in
> responding
> > > to and closing out issues. In
> > > > >   April we created SLA to categorise (label), assign, and respond
> to
> > > issues. Since April, 95% are
> > > > >   responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within
> 24
> > > hrs). In the last month we
> > > > >   have closed 8 issues across the project. Regarding pull requests
> we
> > > are behind our internal
> > > > >   SLA but have addressed that in the last 48 hrs.
> > > > >
> > > > > Regarding committer and contributor diversity:
> > > > >   The committers and contributors act on their own initiative
> without
> > > representing a corporation
> > > > >   or organization. Core contributors are indeed employees of a
> single
> > > company (Bitnine Global,
> > > > >   the project donator) who has interest in the success of AGE but
> > > there are many entirely
> > > > >   independent contributors and committers. Contributions span more
> > > than 20 countries across
> > > > >   the globe including Australia, Belarus, Belgium, China, France,
> > > Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy,
> > > > >   Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Nigeria, The Philippines, Russia,
> South
> > > Korea, Thailand, UK,
> > > > >   Ukraine, USA and Vietnam.
> > > > >
> > > > > Regarding the breakdown of the PPMC membership on affiliation
> > > (companies) and PPMC growth:
> > > > >
> > > > >  The PPMC representation, excluding mentors is as follows:
> > > > >
> > > > >   Bitnine Global: Eya Badal, Josh Innis, John Gemignani, Dehowe
> > > Feng(in voting process).
> > > > >   Liberation Data: Jasper Blues
> > > > >   Immuta: Mason Sharp
> > > > >
> > > > >  The project has added five new committers taking the total to 10
> > > (excluding mentors).
> > > > >
> > > > >   Bitnine Global: Dehowe Feng
> > > > >   Kroger: Nick Sorrell
> > > > >   Ghent University: Pieterjan De Potter
> > > > >   Agedb: Andrew Ko, Alex Kwak
> > > > >
> > > > > RE CS10 “The project maintains a public list of its contributors
> who
> > > have decision power”:
> > > > > We now have the list of community members (committer and PPMC) at
> > > age.apache.org
> > > > >
> > > > > Regarding how incubator-age-viewer is released:
> > > > >   Age-viewer has been released 8 times. The age-viewer developers
> are
> > > looking to release in the
> > > > >   Apache way soon. The age team is coaching the age-viewer
> developers
> > > to encourage future
> > > > >   releases to comply with Apache 

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Jim Jagielski]

+1

On 2021/12/02 02:10:05 Andrew Ko wrote:
> First off, thanks to our mentors for guidance and support.
> Secondly, thanks to committers and contributors for ideas, suggestions,
> advice, pull requests and commits .. .and bug reports.
> 
> Graph technology is now one of the most popular methods for performing
> data analysis.
> The idea of implementing a graph query processing engine as an extension
> (plug-in) for one of the most popular and advanced open-source databases,
> PostgreSQL, is wild. :)
> 
> It is wonderful to know the project has achieved so much and becoming a TLP
> will generate more interests and contributions especially from PostgreSQL
> and Graph database communities.
> 
> +1
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 2021년 12월 2일 (목) 오전 10:57, Josh Innis 님이 작성:
> 
> > lol, forgot to vote.
> >
> > +1
> >
> > On 2021/12/02 01:39:41 Josh Innis wrote:
> > > This project has seen incredible growth from when it was originally
> > donated to Apache. The community continues to grow as more people see the
> > opportunities in what the project could be. Now that we are nearly done
> > with our original goal of implementing the openCypher specification in
> > Postgres as an extension, we can now begin to pursue some of these powerful
> > features that the community is requesting in the Github repository. The
> > team is continuing to grow at an accelerated pace, with most of the new
> > committers being accepted in the last six months. I personally think the
> > future of AGE is bright, especially with all the new features that will be
> > coming out in v0.7.0.
> > >
> > > On 2021/12/01 02:42:22 Eya Badal wrote:
> > > > Thank you mentors for your valuable feedback. The feedback is
> > addressed below.
> > > >
> > > > Regarding GitHub issues and pull requests:
> > > >   It is true that in the earlier months we were sluggish in responding
> > to and closing out issues. In
> > > >   April we created SLA to categorise (label), assign, and respond to
> > issues. Since April, 95% are
> > > >   responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24
> > hrs). In the last month we
> > > >   have closed 8 issues across the project. Regarding pull requests we
> > are behind our internal
> > > >   SLA but have addressed that in the last 48 hrs.
> > > >
> > > > Regarding committer and contributor diversity:
> > > >   The committers and contributors act on their own initiative without
> > representing a corporation
> > > >   or organization. Core contributors are indeed employees of a single
> > company (Bitnine Global,
> > > >   the project donator) who has interest in the success of AGE but
> > there are many entirely
> > > >   independent contributors and committers. Contributions span more
> > than 20 countries across
> > > >   the globe including Australia, Belarus, Belgium, China, France,
> > Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy,
> > > >   Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Nigeria, The Philippines, Russia, South
> > Korea, Thailand, UK,
> > > >   Ukraine, USA and Vietnam.
> > > >
> > > > Regarding the breakdown of the PPMC membership on affiliation
> > (companies) and PPMC growth:
> > > >
> > > >  The PPMC representation, excluding mentors is as follows:
> > > >
> > > >   Bitnine Global: Eya Badal, Josh Innis, John Gemignani, Dehowe
> > Feng(in voting process).
> > > >   Liberation Data: Jasper Blues
> > > >   Immuta: Mason Sharp
> > > >
> > > >  The project has added five new committers taking the total to 10
> > (excluding mentors).
> > > >
> > > >   Bitnine Global: Dehowe Feng
> > > >   Kroger: Nick Sorrell
> > > >   Ghent University: Pieterjan De Potter
> > > >   Agedb: Andrew Ko, Alex Kwak
> > > >
> > > > RE CS10 “The project maintains a public list of its contributors who
> > have decision power”:
> > > > We now have the list of community members (committer and PPMC) at
> > age.apache.org
> > > >
> > > > Regarding how incubator-age-viewer is released:
> > > >   Age-viewer has been released 8 times. The age-viewer developers are
> > looking to release in the
> > > >   Apache way soon. The age team is coaching the age-viewer developers
> > to encourage future
> > > >   releases to comply with Apache guiding principles.
> > > >
> > > > The documentation link at incubator.apache.org/projects/age.html is
> > corrected.
> > > >
> > > > Regarding project name search and approval:
> > > >   We have completed name search and approval. PPMC is actively
> > checking Apache AGE brand
> > > >   use.
> > > >
> > > > The licensing issue regarding 0.6.0 has been resolved. We’re happy to
> > announce Apache AGE 0.6.0 is officially out today.
> > > >
> > > > Thank you for your feedback and recognition that after 6 releases
> > including 4 Apache releases, we have demonstrated that this community is
> > able to run independently outside incubation.
> > > >
> > > > We look forward to a positive vote on graduation to a Top Level
> > Project.
> > > >
> > > > Thank you
> > > > Eya
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> 

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Jasper Blues]

+1 for me too! (And congrats Apache AGE team). 

Some of my consulting clients have expressed a strong interest in this project. 
One such example is a Singapore & SE Asia based company that provides digital 
transformation / business process modeling (BPM) via their proprietary software 
platform. These folks are using driving.org, my open source graph database 
library, which was built with Apache AGE in mind (also supports original 
AgensGraph and AGE Cloud).  

Apache AGE is the perfect way for them to start leveraging the power of graphs 
from a Postgres foundation.

Looking forward to seeing this project continue to grow and prosper, hopefully 
as a fully-launched Apache project. 


Jasper Blues | Liberation Data 
Phone: +61 3 9028 7328
Skype: jasperblues

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Alex Kwak]

+1

On 2021/11/09 04:31:33 Eya Badal wrote:
> Hi AGE community and Mentors,
> 
> Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five
> versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 imminent, it's fair to say the AGE
> community has demonstrated its ability to build software releases the
> Apache Way.
> 
> We have prepared an assessment of the Apache AGE podling’s maturity, meant
> to help inform the decision (of the mentors, community, Incubator PMC, and
> ASF Board of Directors) to graduate it as a top-level Apache project. We
> used the ASF project maturity model
> 
> to evaluate the Apache AGE project and assess itself as having no major
> areas for concern. The assessment can be found at the Apache AGE website
>  under the COMMUNITY menu.
> 
> In addition to building and releasing software, the community has grown the
> Apache AGE project in other areas.
> 
> 
>-
> 
>There have been 64 unique contributors across the AGE and the subproject
>AGE Viewer. These Contributors have raised >170 issues or pull requests.
>-
> 
>We have been addressing Github issues since the start but timeliness was
>an issue. In April we created our internal SLA to categorise (label),
>assign, and respond to issue and pull requests. Since April, 95% are
>responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24 hrs).
>-
> 
>Contributions span more than 20 countries across the globe - Belarus,
>Belgium, China, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg,
>Netherlands, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA, and Vietnam.
>-
> 
>We have amassed positive comments throughout and gathered >470 stars.
>-
> 
>We have committers from 4 different companies.
> 
> 
> AGE mentors, what is your opinion on this?
> 
> Do you agree that we are ready to graduate?
> 
> Are there any remaining issues that we can improve on?
> 
> If we can capture your issues of concern we can then work those issues to
> resolution.
> 
> Your feedback would be very much appreciated!
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Eya
> 

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Joe Fagan]

+1

On Wed, 1 Dec 2021 at 02:42, Eya Badal  wrote:

> Thank you mentors for your valuable feedback. The feedback is addressed
> below.
>
> Regarding GitHub issues and pull requests:
>   It is true that in the earlier months we were sluggish in responding to
> and closing out issues. In
>   April we created SLA to categorise (label), assign, and respond to
> issues. Since April, 95% are
>   responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24
> hrs). In the last month we
>   have closed 8 issues across the project. Regarding pull requests we are
> behind our internal
>   SLA but have addressed that in the last 48 hrs.
>
> Regarding committer and contributor diversity:
>   The committers and contributors act on their own initiative without
> representing a corporation
>   or organization. Core contributors are indeed employees of a single
> company (Bitnine Global,
>   the project donator) who has interest in the success of AGE but there
> are many entirely
>   independent contributors and committers. Contributions span more than 20
> countries across
>   the globe including Australia, Belarus, Belgium, China, France, Germany,
> Ireland, Israel, Italy,
>   Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Nigeria, The Philippines, Russia, South
> Korea, Thailand, UK,
>   Ukraine, USA and Vietnam.
>
> Regarding the breakdown of the PPMC membership on affiliation (companies)
> and PPMC growth:
>
>  The PPMC representation, excluding mentors is as follows:
>
>   Bitnine Global: Eya Badal, Josh Innis, John Gemignani, Dehowe Feng(in
> voting process).
>   Liberation Data: Jasper Blues
>   Immuta: Mason Sharp
>
>  The project has added five new committers taking the total to 10
> (excluding mentors).
>
>   Bitnine Global: Dehowe Feng
>   Kroger: Nick Sorrell
>   Ghent University: Pieterjan De Potter
>   Agedb: Andrew Ko, Alex Kwak
>
> RE CS10 “The project maintains a public list of its contributors who have
> decision power”:
> We now have the list of community members (committer and PPMC) at
> age.apache.org
>
> Regarding how incubator-age-viewer is released:
>   Age-viewer has been released 8 times. The age-viewer developers are
> looking to release in the
>   Apache way soon. The age team is coaching the age-viewer developers to
> encourage future
>   releases to comply with Apache guiding principles.
>
> The documentation link at incubator.apache.org/projects/age.html is
> corrected.
>
> Regarding project name search and approval:
>   We have completed name search and approval. PPMC is actively checking
> Apache AGE brand
>   use.
>
> The licensing issue regarding 0.6.0 has been resolved. We’re happy to
> announce Apache AGE 0.6.0 is officially out today.
>
> Thank you for your feedback and recognition that after 6 releases
> including 4 Apache releases, we have demonstrated that this community is
> able to run independently outside incubation.
>
> We look forward to a positive vote on graduation to a Top Level Project.
>
> Thank you
> Eya
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On 2021/11/09 04:31:33 Eya Badal wrote:
> > Hi AGE community and Mentors,
> >
> > Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five
> > versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 imminent, it's fair to say the AGE
> > community has demonstrated its ability to build software releases the
> > Apache Way.
> >
> > We have prepared an assessment of the Apache AGE podling’s maturity,
> meant
> > to help inform the decision (of the mentors, community, Incubator PMC,
> and
> > ASF Board of Directors) to graduate it as a top-level Apache project. We
> > used the ASF project maturity model
> > <
> https://community.apache.org/apache-way/apache-project-maturity-model.html
> >
> > to evaluate the Apache AGE project and assess itself as having no major
> > areas for concern. The assessment can be found at the Apache AGE website
> >  under the COMMUNITY menu.
> >
> > In addition to building and releasing software, the community has grown
> the
> > Apache AGE project in other areas.
> >
> >
> >-
> >
> >There have been 64 unique contributors across the AGE and the
> subproject
> >AGE Viewer. These Contributors have raised >170 issues or pull
> requests.
> >-
> >
> >We have been addressing Github issues since the start but timeliness
> was
> >an issue. In April we created our internal SLA to categorise (label),
> >assign, and respond to issue and pull requests. Since April, 95% are
> >responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24
> hrs).
> >-
> >
> >Contributions span more than 20 countries across the globe - Belarus,
> >Belgium, China, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg,
> >Netherlands, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA, and
> Vietnam.
> >-
> >
> >We have amassed positive comments throughout and gathered >470 stars.
> >-
> >
> >We have committers from 4 different companies.
> >
> >
> > AGE mentors, 

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Andrew Ko]

First off, thanks to our mentors for guidance and support.
Secondly, thanks to committers and contributors for ideas, suggestions,
advice, pull requests and commits .. .and bug reports.

Graph technology is now one of the most popular methods for performing
data analysis.
The idea of implementing a graph query processing engine as an extension
(plug-in) for one of the most popular and advanced open-source databases,
PostgreSQL, is wild. :)

It is wonderful to know the project has achieved so much and becoming a TLP
will generate more interests and contributions especially from PostgreSQL
and Graph database communities.

+1




2021년 12월 2일 (목) 오전 10:57, Josh Innis 님이 작성:

> lol, forgot to vote.
>
> +1
>
> On 2021/12/02 01:39:41 Josh Innis wrote:
> > This project has seen incredible growth from when it was originally
> donated to Apache. The community continues to grow as more people see the
> opportunities in what the project could be. Now that we are nearly done
> with our original goal of implementing the openCypher specification in
> Postgres as an extension, we can now begin to pursue some of these powerful
> features that the community is requesting in the Github repository. The
> team is continuing to grow at an accelerated pace, with most of the new
> committers being accepted in the last six months. I personally think the
> future of AGE is bright, especially with all the new features that will be
> coming out in v0.7.0.
> >
> > On 2021/12/01 02:42:22 Eya Badal wrote:
> > > Thank you mentors for your valuable feedback. The feedback is
> addressed below.
> > >
> > > Regarding GitHub issues and pull requests:
> > >   It is true that in the earlier months we were sluggish in responding
> to and closing out issues. In
> > >   April we created SLA to categorise (label), assign, and respond to
> issues. Since April, 95% are
> > >   responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24
> hrs). In the last month we
> > >   have closed 8 issues across the project. Regarding pull requests we
> are behind our internal
> > >   SLA but have addressed that in the last 48 hrs.
> > >
> > > Regarding committer and contributor diversity:
> > >   The committers and contributors act on their own initiative without
> representing a corporation
> > >   or organization. Core contributors are indeed employees of a single
> company (Bitnine Global,
> > >   the project donator) who has interest in the success of AGE but
> there are many entirely
> > >   independent contributors and committers. Contributions span more
> than 20 countries across
> > >   the globe including Australia, Belarus, Belgium, China, France,
> Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy,
> > >   Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Nigeria, The Philippines, Russia, South
> Korea, Thailand, UK,
> > >   Ukraine, USA and Vietnam.
> > >
> > > Regarding the breakdown of the PPMC membership on affiliation
> (companies) and PPMC growth:
> > >
> > >  The PPMC representation, excluding mentors is as follows:
> > >
> > >   Bitnine Global: Eya Badal, Josh Innis, John Gemignani, Dehowe
> Feng(in voting process).
> > >   Liberation Data: Jasper Blues
> > >   Immuta: Mason Sharp
> > >
> > >  The project has added five new committers taking the total to 10
> (excluding mentors).
> > >
> > >   Bitnine Global: Dehowe Feng
> > >   Kroger: Nick Sorrell
> > >   Ghent University: Pieterjan De Potter
> > >   Agedb: Andrew Ko, Alex Kwak
> > >
> > > RE CS10 “The project maintains a public list of its contributors who
> have decision power”:
> > > We now have the list of community members (committer and PPMC) at
> age.apache.org
> > >
> > > Regarding how incubator-age-viewer is released:
> > >   Age-viewer has been released 8 times. The age-viewer developers are
> looking to release in the
> > >   Apache way soon. The age team is coaching the age-viewer developers
> to encourage future
> > >   releases to comply with Apache guiding principles.
> > >
> > > The documentation link at incubator.apache.org/projects/age.html is
> corrected.
> > >
> > > Regarding project name search and approval:
> > >   We have completed name search and approval. PPMC is actively
> checking Apache AGE brand
> > >   use.
> > >
> > > The licensing issue regarding 0.6.0 has been resolved. We’re happy to
> announce Apache AGE 0.6.0 is officially out today.
> > >
> > > Thank you for your feedback and recognition that after 6 releases
> including 4 Apache releases, we have demonstrated that this community is
> able to run independently outside incubation.
> > >
> > > We look forward to a positive vote on graduation to a Top Level
> Project.
> > >
> > > Thank you
> > > Eya
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > On 2021/11/09 04:31:33 Eya Badal wrote:
> > > > Hi AGE community and Mentors,
> > > >
> > > > Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five
> > > > versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[John Gemignani]

I completely agree with all of Eya and Josh's points.

Especially, now that we have v0.6.0 out (which took a lot of extra attention 
and cleaned up a lot of pending issues) and with the upcoming release of 
v0.7.0. The latter release will add a significant amount of new functionality. 
This makes me confident that the project will be able to move forward a lot 
more smoothly.

+1

John

On 2021/12/02 01:39:41 Josh Innis wrote:
> This project has seen incredible growth from when it was originally donated 
> to Apache. The community continues to grow as more people see the 
> opportunities in what the project could be. Now that we are nearly done with 
> our original goal of implementing the openCypher specification in Postgres as 
> an extension, we can now begin to pursue some of these powerful features that 
> the community is requesting in the Github repository. The team is continuing 
> to grow at an accelerated pace, with most of the new committers being 
> accepted in the last six months. I personally think the future of AGE is 
> bright, especially with all the new features that will be coming out in 
> v0.7.0.
> 
> On 2021/12/01 02:42:22 Eya Badal wrote:
> > Thank you mentors for your valuable feedback. The feedback is addressed 
> > below. 
> > 
> > Regarding GitHub issues and pull requests: 
> >   It is true that in the earlier months we were sluggish in responding to 
> > and closing out issues. In 
> >   April we created SLA to categorise (label), assign, and respond to 
> > issues. Since April, 95% are 
> >   responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24 hrs). 
> > In the last month we 
> >   have closed 8 issues across the project. Regarding pull requests we are 
> > behind our internal 
> >   SLA but have addressed that in the last 48 hrs.
> > 
> > Regarding committer and contributor diversity:
> >   The committers and contributors act on their own initiative without 
> > representing a corporation 
> >   or organization. Core contributors are indeed employees of a single 
> > company (Bitnine Global, 
> >   the project donator) who has interest in the success of AGE but there are 
> > many entirely 
> >   independent contributors and committers. Contributions span more than 20 
> > countries across 
> >   the globe including Australia, Belarus, Belgium, China, France, Germany, 
> > Ireland, Israel, Italy, 
> >   Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Nigeria, The Philippines, Russia, South 
> > Korea, Thailand, UK, 
> >   Ukraine, USA and Vietnam.
> > 
> > Regarding the breakdown of the PPMC membership on affiliation (companies) 
> > and PPMC growth:
> > 
> >  The PPMC representation, excluding mentors is as follows:
> > 
> >   Bitnine Global: Eya Badal, Josh Innis, John Gemignani, Dehowe Feng(in 
> > voting process).  
> >   Liberation Data: Jasper Blues 
> >   Immuta: Mason Sharp
> > 
> >  The project has added five new committers taking the total to 10 
> > (excluding mentors).
> > 
> >   Bitnine Global: Dehowe Feng
> >   Kroger: Nick Sorrell
> >   Ghent University: Pieterjan De Potter
> >   Agedb: Andrew Ko, Alex Kwak
> > 
> > RE CS10 “The project maintains a public list of its contributors who have 
> > decision power”:
> > We now have the list of community members (committer and PPMC) at 
> > age.apache.org
> > 
> > Regarding how incubator-age-viewer is released:
> >   Age-viewer has been released 8 times. The age-viewer developers are 
> > looking to release in the 
> >   Apache way soon. The age team is coaching the age-viewer developers to 
> > encourage future 
> >   releases to comply with Apache guiding principles.
> > 
> > The documentation link at incubator.apache.org/projects/age.html is 
> > corrected.
> > 
> > Regarding project name search and approval:
> >   We have completed name search and approval. PPMC is actively checking 
> > Apache AGE brand 
> >   use.
> > 
> > The licensing issue regarding 0.6.0 has been resolved. We’re happy to 
> > announce Apache AGE 0.6.0 is officially out today. 
> > 
> > Thank you for your feedback and recognition that after 6 releases including 
> > 4 Apache releases, we have demonstrated that this community is able to run 
> > independently outside incubation.
> > 
> > We look forward to a positive vote on graduation to a Top Level Project.
> > 
> > Thank you
> > Eya
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > On 2021/11/09 04:31:33 Eya Badal wrote:
> > > Hi AGE community and Mentors,
> > > 
> > > Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five
> > > versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 imminent, it's fair to say the AGE
> > > community has demonstrated its ability to build software releases the
> > > Apache Way.
> > > 
> > > We have prepared an assessment of the Apache AGE podling’s maturity, meant
> > > to help inform the decision (of the mentors, community, Incubator PMC, and
> > > ASF Board of Directors) to graduate it as a top-level Apache 

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Eya Badal]

Thank you mentors for your valuable feedback. The feedback is addressed below. 

Regarding GitHub issues and pull requests: 
  It is true that in the earlier months we were sluggish in responding to and 
closing out issues. In 
  April we created SLA to categorise (label), assign, and respond to issues. 
Since April, 95% are 
  responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24 hrs). In 
the last month we 
  have closed 8 issues across the project. Regarding pull requests we are 
behind our internal 
  SLA but have addressed that in the last 48 hrs.

Regarding committer and contributor diversity:
  The committers and contributors act on their own initiative without 
representing a corporation 
  or organization. Core contributors are indeed employees of a single company 
(Bitnine Global, 
  the project donator) who has interest in the success of AGE but there are 
many entirely 
  independent contributors and committers. Contributions span more than 20 
countries across 
  the globe including Australia, Belarus, Belgium, China, France, Germany, 
Ireland, Israel, Italy, 
  Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Nigeria, The Philippines, Russia, South Korea, 
Thailand, UK, 
  Ukraine, USA and Vietnam.

Regarding the breakdown of the PPMC membership on affiliation (companies) and 
PPMC growth:

 The PPMC representation, excluding mentors is as follows:

  Bitnine Global: Eya Badal, Josh Innis, John Gemignani, Dehowe Feng(in voting 
process).  
  Liberation Data: Jasper Blues 
  Immuta: Mason Sharp

 The project has added five new committers taking the total to 10 (excluding 
mentors).

  Bitnine Global: Dehowe Feng
  Kroger: Nick Sorrell
  Ghent University: Pieterjan De Potter
  Agedb: Andrew Ko, Alex Kwak

RE CS10 “The project maintains a public list of its contributors who have 
decision power”:
We now have the list of community members (committer and PPMC) at age.apache.org

Regarding how incubator-age-viewer is released:
  Age-viewer has been released 8 times. The age-viewer developers are looking 
to release in the 
  Apache way soon. The age team is coaching the age-viewer developers to 
encourage future 
  releases to comply with Apache guiding principles.

The documentation link at incubator.apache.org/projects/age.html is corrected.

Regarding project name search and approval:
  We have completed name search and approval. PPMC is actively checking Apache 
AGE brand 
  use.

The licensing issue regarding 0.6.0 has been resolved. We’re happy to announce 
Apache AGE 0.6.0 is officially out today. 

Thank you for your feedback and recognition that after 6 releases including 4 
Apache releases, we have demonstrated that this community is able to run 
independently outside incubation.

We look forward to a positive vote on graduation to a Top Level Project.

Thank you
Eya





















On 2021/11/09 04:31:33 Eya Badal wrote:
> Hi AGE community and Mentors,
> 
> Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five
> versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 imminent, it's fair to say the AGE
> community has demonstrated its ability to build software releases the
> Apache Way.
> 
> We have prepared an assessment of the Apache AGE podling’s maturity, meant
> to help inform the decision (of the mentors, community, Incubator PMC, and
> ASF Board of Directors) to graduate it as a top-level Apache project. We
> used the ASF project maturity model
> 
> to evaluate the Apache AGE project and assess itself as having no major
> areas for concern. The assessment can be found at the Apache AGE website
>  under the COMMUNITY menu.
> 
> In addition to building and releasing software, the community has grown the
> Apache AGE project in other areas.
> 
> 
>-
> 
>There have been 64 unique contributors across the AGE and the subproject
>AGE Viewer. These Contributors have raised >170 issues or pull requests.
>-
> 
>We have been addressing Github issues since the start but timeliness was
>an issue. In April we created our internal SLA to categorise (label),
>assign, and respond to issue and pull requests. Since April, 95% are
>responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24 hrs).
>-
> 
>Contributions span more than 20 countries across the globe - Belarus,
>Belgium, China, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg,
>Netherlands, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA, and Vietnam.
>-
> 
>We have amassed positive comments throughout and gathered >470 stars.
>-
> 
>We have committers from 4 different companies.
> 
> 
> AGE mentors, what is your opinion on this?
> 
> Do you agree that we are ready to graduate?
> 
> Are there any remaining issues that we can improve on?
> 
> If we can capture your issues of concern we can then work those issues to
> resolution.
> 
> Your feedback would be very much 

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[vongosling]

Hi,

I strongly recommend our PPMCs pay more attention to our community
building, such as our issue, pr activities, our committer diversity.
Although we have released 5 versions, there are a few minor questions
waiting to be clarified in the incubator thread.

I think we still have some way to go, so let's start with these points?
Don't worry about graduation, I'm sure it will come soon as we realize what
we can improve：-)


Eya Badal  于2021年11月9日周二 下午12:32写道：

> Hi AGE community and Mentors,
>
> Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five
> versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 imminent, it's fair to say the AGE
> community has demonstrated its ability to build software releases the
> Apache Way.
>
> We have prepared an assessment of the Apache AGE podling’s maturity, meant
> to help inform the decision (of the mentors, community, Incubator PMC, and
> ASF Board of Directors) to graduate it as a top-level Apache project. We
> used the ASF project maturity model
> <
> https://community.apache.org/apache-way/apache-project-maturity-model.html
> >
> to evaluate the Apache AGE project and assess itself as having no major
> areas for concern. The assessment can be found at the Apache AGE website
>  under the COMMUNITY menu.
>
> In addition to building and releasing software, the community has grown the
> Apache AGE project in other areas.
>
>
>-
>
>There have been 64 unique contributors across the AGE and the subproject
>AGE Viewer. These Contributors have raised >170 issues or pull requests.
>-
>
>We have been addressing Github issues since the start but timeliness was
>an issue. In April we created our internal SLA to categorise (label),
>assign, and respond to issue and pull requests. Since April, 95% are
>responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24
> hrs).
>-
>
>Contributions span more than 20 countries across the globe - Belarus,
>Belgium, China, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg,
>Netherlands, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA, and
> Vietnam.
>-
>
>We have amassed positive comments throughout and gathered >470 stars.
>-
>
>We have committers from 4 different companies.
>
>
> AGE mentors, what is your opinion on this?
>
> Do you agree that we are ready to graduate?
>
> Are there any remaining issues that we can improve on?
>
> If we can capture your issues of concern we can then work those issues to
> resolution.
>
> Your feedback would be very much appreciated!
>
> Regards,
>
> Eya
>


-- 
Best Regards :-)

RE: Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Felix Cheung]

Great to hear.

I reviewed the maturity model.

1) do you have the breakdown on the PPMC membership on affiliation
(companies)? And PPMC growth?

2) Is there a list of community members (committer and PPMC? It was
mentioned in the maturity model item CS10 but not sure I see it on the
age.Apache.org site.

3) How is
https://github.com/apache/incubator-age-viewer released?

4) the current documentation link is broken on
incubator.apache.org/projects/age.html

5) have the project completed name search and approval? Is the PPMC
checking and defending Apache AGE brand use?

6) Lastly, let’s get 0.6.0 released with licensing resolved.



On 2021/11/14 03:39:21 Andrew Ko wrote:
> Agreeing with the comments made by Juan,
> I think it is imperative for the AGE community and mentors to come to a
> term that the license issue raised before (related to PostgreSQL and ASF)
> is resolved in the new 0.6.0 release.
>
>
> 2021년 11월 13일 (토) 오후 8:46, Juan Pan 님이 작성:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> >
> > 19 months is not a short phase. I am inclined to this graduation
proposal
> > and still well suggest firstly finishing the 0.6 release. The reason is
> > that there are only 3 Apache releases during the incubator, and some
issues
> > are suspending. 0.6 release will be a positive sign that this community
is
> > able to run independently.
> >
> >
> > Best
> > Trista
> >
> >
> >
> >
--
> > Juan Pan(Trista) Twitter: @tristaZero
> >
> >
> > On 11/9/2021 12:31，Eya Badal wrote：
> > Hi AGE community and Mentors,
> >
> > Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five
> > versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 imminent, it's fair to say the AGE
> > community has demonstrated its ability to build software releases the
> > Apache Way.
> >
> > We have prepared an assessment of the Apache AGE podling’s maturity,
meant
> > to help inform the decision (of the mentors, community, Incubator PMC,
and
> > ASF Board of Directors) to graduate it as a top-level Apache project. We
> > used the ASF project maturity model
> > <
> >
https://community.apache.org/apache-way/apache-project-maturity-model.html
> > >
> > to evaluate the Apache AGE project and assess itself as having no major
> > areas for concern. The assessment can be found at the Apache AGE website
> >  under the COMMUNITY menu.
> >
> > In addition to building and releasing software, the community has grown
the
> > Apache AGE project in other areas.
> >
> >
> > -
> >
> > There have been 64 unique contributors across the AGE and the subproject
> > AGE Viewer. These Contributors have raised >170 issues or pull requests.
> > -
> >
> > We have been addressing Github issues since the start but timeliness was
> > an issue. In April we created our internal SLA to categorise (label),
> > assign, and respond to issue and pull requests. Since April, 95% are
> > responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24
hrs).
> > -
> >
> > Contributions span more than 20 countries across the globe - Belarus,
> > Belgium, China, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg,
> > Netherlands, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA, and
Vietnam.
> > -
> >
> > We have amassed positive comments throughout and gathered >470 stars.
> > -
> >
> > We have committers from 4 different companies.
> >
> >
> > AGE mentors, what is your opinion on this?
> >
> > Do you agree that we are ready to graduate?
> >
> > Are there any remaining issues that we can improve on?
> >
> > If we can capture your issues of concern we can then work those issues
to
> > resolution.
> >
> > Your feedback would be very much appreciated!
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Eya
> >
>

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Nicholas Sorrell]

+1. This project has matured a lot and provides the missing link to making 
Postgres a one-stop-shop for all database needs. The team has done a great job 
of building community around a valuable product. (This message was sent again 
because the first didn't make it to lists.apache.org)



On 2021/11/09 04:31:33 Eya Badal wrote:

> Hi AGE community and Mentors,

>

> Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five

> versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 imminent, it's fair to say the AGE

> community has demonstrated its ability to build software releases the

> Apache Way.

>

> We have prepared an assessment of the Apache AGE podling’s maturity, meant

> to help inform the decision (of the mentors, community, Incubator PMC, and

> ASF Board of Directors) to graduate it as a top-level Apache project. We

> used the ASF project maturity model

> 

> to evaluate the Apache AGE project and assess itself as having no major

> areas for concern. The assessment can be found at the Apache AGE website

>  under the COMMUNITY menu.

>

> In addition to building and releasing software, the community has grown the

> Apache AGE project in other areas.

>

>

>-

>

>There have been 64 unique contributors across the AGE and the subproject

>AGE Viewer. These Contributors have raised >170 issues or pull requests.

>-

>

>We have been addressing Github issues since the start but timeliness was

>an issue. In April we created our internal SLA to categorise (label),

>assign, and respond to issue and pull requests. Since April, 95% are

>responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24 hrs).

>-

>

>Contributions span more than 20 countries across the globe - Belarus,

>Belgium, China, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg,

>Netherlands, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA, and Vietnam.

>-

>

>We have amassed positive comments throughout and gathered >470 stars.

>-

>

>We have committers from 4 different companies.

>

>

> AGE mentors, what is your opinion on this?

>

> Do you agree that we are ready to graduate?

>

> Are there any remaining issues that we can improve on?

>

> If we can capture your issues of concern we can then work those issues to

> resolution.

>

> Your feedback would be very much appreciated!

>

> Regards,

>

> Eya

>

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Muhammad Shoaib]

..+1

On Tue, Nov 9, 2021, 05:32 Eya Badal  wrote:

> Hi AGE community and Mentors,
>
> Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five
> versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 imminent, it's fair to say the AGE
> community has demonstrated its ability to build software releases the
> Apache Way.
>
> We have prepared an assessment of the Apache AGE podling’s maturity, meant
> to help inform the decision (of the mentors, community, Incubator PMC, and
> ASF Board of Directors) to graduate it as a top-level Apache project. We
> used the ASF project maturity model
> <
> https://community.apache.org/apache-way/apache-project-maturity-model.html
> >
> to evaluate the Apache AGE project and assess itself as having no major
> areas for concern. The assessment can be found at the Apache AGE website
>  under the COMMUNITY menu.
>
> In addition to building and releasing software, the community has grown the
> Apache AGE project in other areas.
>
>
>-
>
>There have been 64 unique contributors across the AGE and the subproject
>AGE Viewer. These Contributors have raised >170 issues or pull requests.
>-
>
>We have been addressing Github issues since the start but timeliness was
>an issue. In April we created our internal SLA to categorise (label),
>assign, and respond to issue and pull requests. Since April, 95% are
>responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24
> hrs).
>-
>
>Contributions span more than 20 countries across the globe - Belarus,
>Belgium, China, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg,
>Netherlands, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA, and
> Vietnam.
>-
>
>We have amassed positive comments throughout and gathered >470 stars.
>-
>
>We have committers from 4 different companies.
>
>
> AGE mentors, what is your opinion on this?
>
> Do you agree that we are ready to graduate?
>
> Are there any remaining issues that we can improve on?
>
> If we can capture your issues of concern we can then work those issues to
> resolution.
>
> Your feedback would be very much appreciated!
>
> Regards,
>
> Eya
>

Re: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Joe Fagan]

+1
well done AGE contributors and committers 

On Tue, 9 Nov 2021 at 04:32, Eya Badal  wrote:

> Hi AGE community and Mentors,
>
> Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five
> versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 imminent, it's fair to say the AGE
> community has demonstrated its ability to build software releases the
> Apache Way.
>
> We have prepared an assessment of the Apache AGE podling’s maturity, meant
> to help inform the decision (of the mentors, community, Incubator PMC, and
> ASF Board of Directors) to graduate it as a top-level Apache project. We
> used the ASF project maturity model
> <
> https://community.apache.org/apache-way/apache-project-maturity-model.html
> >
> to evaluate the Apache AGE project and assess itself as having no major
> areas for concern. The assessment can be found at the Apache AGE website
>  under the COMMUNITY menu.
>
> In addition to building and releasing software, the community has grown the
> Apache AGE project in other areas.
>
>
>-
>
>There have been 64 unique contributors across the AGE and the subproject
>AGE Viewer. These Contributors have raised >170 issues or pull requests.
>-
>
>We have been addressing Github issues since the start but timeliness was
>an issue. In April we created our internal SLA to categorise (label),
>assign, and respond to issue and pull requests. Since April, 95% are
>responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24
> hrs).
>-
>
>Contributions span more than 20 countries across the globe - Belarus,
>Belgium, China, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg,
>Netherlands, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA, and
> Vietnam.
>-
>
>We have amassed positive comments throughout and gathered >470 stars.
>-
>
>We have committers from 4 different companies.
>
>
> AGE mentors, what is your opinion on this?
>
> Do you agree that we are ready to graduate?
>
> Are there any remaining issues that we can improve on?
>
> If we can capture your issues of concern we can then work those issues to
> resolution.
>
> Your feedback would be very much appreciated!
>
> Regards,
>
> Eya
>

RE: Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[DongHu Kim]

+1 great news :) good luck  the best of two worlds  openCypher for 
Graph and PostgreSQL

On 2021/11/09 04:31:33 Eya Badal wrote:
> Hi AGE community and Mentors,
>
> Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five
> versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 imminent, it's fair to say the AGE
> community has demonstrated its ability to build software releases the
> Apache Way.
>
> We have prepared an assessment of the Apache AGE podling’s maturity, meant
> to help inform the decision (of the mentors, community, Incubator PMC, and
> ASF Board of Directors) to graduate it as a top-level Apache project. We
> used the ASF project maturity model
> 
> to evaluate the Apache AGE project and assess itself as having no major
> areas for concern. The assessment can be found at the Apache AGE website
>  under the COMMUNITY menu.
>
> In addition to building and releasing software, the community has grown the
> Apache AGE project in other areas.
>
>
>-
>
>There have been 64 unique contributors across the AGE and the subproject
>AGE Viewer. These Contributors have raised >170 issues or pull requests.
>-
>
>We have been addressing Github issues since the start but timeliness was
>an issue. In April we created our internal SLA to categorise (label),
>assign, and respond to issue and pull requests. Since April, 95% are
>responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24 hrs).
>-
>
>Contributions span more than 20 countries across the globe - Belarus,
>Belgium, China, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg,
>Netherlands, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA, and Vietnam.
>-
>
>We have amassed positive comments throughout and gathered >470 stars.
>-
>
>We have committers from 4 different companies.
>
>
> AGE mentors, what is your opinion on this?
>
> Do you agree that we are ready to graduate?
>
> Are there any remaining issues that we can improve on?
>
> If we can capture your issues of concern we can then work those issues to
> resolution.
>
> Your feedback would be very much appreciated!
>
> Regards,
>
> Eya
>

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Apache AGE (Incubating) - Community Graduation Vote

[Eya Badal]

Hi AGE community and Mentors,

Since entering incubation 18 months ago in April 2020 and with five
versions of AGE released, and 0.6.0 imminent, it's fair to say the AGE
community has demonstrated its ability to build software releases the
Apache Way.

We have prepared an assessment of the Apache AGE podling’s maturity, meant
to help inform the decision (of the mentors, community, Incubator PMC, and
ASF Board of Directors) to graduate it as a top-level Apache project. We
used the ASF project maturity model

to evaluate the Apache AGE project and assess itself as having no major
areas for concern. The assessment can be found at the Apache AGE website
 under the COMMUNITY menu.

In addition to building and releasing software, the community has grown the
Apache AGE project in other areas.


   -

   There have been 64 unique contributors across the AGE and the subproject
   AGE Viewer. These Contributors have raised >170 issues or pull requests.
   -

   We have been addressing Github issues since the start but timeliness was
   an issue. In April we created our internal SLA to categorise (label),
   assign, and respond to issue and pull requests. Since April, 95% are
   responded within 72 hours (80% of issues are responded to within 24 hrs).
   -

   Contributions span more than 20 countries across the globe - Belarus,
   Belgium, China, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg,
   Netherlands, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, UK, Ukraine, USA, and Vietnam.
   -

   We have amassed positive comments throughout and gathered >470 stars.
   -

   We have committers from 4 different companies.


AGE mentors, what is your opinion on this?

Do you agree that we are ready to graduate?

Are there any remaining issues that we can improve on?

If we can capture your issues of concern we can then work those issues to
resolution.

Your feedback would be very much appreciated!

Regards,

Eya