On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 1:01 PM, Flavio Junqueira <[email protected]> wrote:

> I'm sorry for not replying before. I didn't feel that the message was for
> me, since it should be pretty obvious that I'm interested in those
> projects. Here are some thoughts, though:
>
> - It would be really nice to have committers for bookkeeper/hedwig;
> - It would be really nice to have independent releases for
> bookkeeper/hedwig;
> - It sounds like bookkeeper and hedwig don't always go together, and hdfs
> is an instance in which it happens. But, hedwig builds on top of bookkeeper
> (and other components), so using hedwig implies using bookkeeper.
> Consequently, if we choose only one to be a main project, perhaps bookkeeper
> would be a better choice;
>

Perhaps one could argue that bk/hedwig fall under "distributed system
coordination" and therefore should be part of ZK? Or is that too much of a
stretch? ;-)

RESOLVED, that the Apache ZooKeeper Project be and hereby is responsible for
the creation and maintenance of software related to distributed system
coordination; and be it further


> - I don't think we have anyone who could be a project lead for these
> projects right now, so it could be a problem to split up at this point. For
> this reason, a zookeeper subproject sounds like a better option compared to
> incubator, unless we are able to find a project lead.
>
> -Flavio
>
> On Mar 2, 2011, at 6:55 PM, Benjamin Reed wrote:
>
> i wanted to start a discussion about making hedwig and bookkeeper a
> subproject. (actually pat started the discussion last month in general
> about all of the contrib projects.) there are three questions, in my
> mind, that we need to answer to move forward:
>
> 1) should it be a hedwig/bookkeeper subproject, or should there be two
> separate projects? we need to build a developer community and i'm
> wondering if we should try to build a single dev community or two. the
> relationship is a bit asymmetrical: hedwig depends on bookkeeper, but
> not visa-versa. i'm inclined to say we do a hedwig subproject and
> include bookkeeper with it, but i don't feel strongly.
>
> 2) should we propose a subproject to zookeeper or to incubator? i'm a
> bit more inclined to propose a zookeeper subproject simply because it
> fits well with the zookeeper community, but it does introduce a bit
> more overhead to the zookeeper PMC.
>
> 3) do we have the developer interest to make it happen in the first
> place? i know we can get at least 3 initial committers from yahoo!,
> but projects should be represented by multiple companies. (the goal is
> at least 3.) so, is there interest in working on the project from
> others?
>
> please comment. these are all open issues, so opinions are what i'm
> looking for. if there isn't much discussion, i think that will
> implicitly answer 3 :)
>
> thanx
> ben
>
>
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