Trent Nelson wrote:
Sun, Google and Canonical have also expressed a lot of interest in
the project -- I stopped asking for hardware a while back though as
we've literally run out of space to host it all.
The website is live, but the content is a bit sparse at the moment,
excluding the poorly worded front page and the reasonably accurate
network page:
http://www.snakebite.org
http://www.snakebite.org/network
It'll probably be a few weeks before you can start logging in and
doing stuff. The HPCC/CSE server room at MSU is about to have walls
knocked in and ramps built in order to accommodate a giant PDU that
has been sitting outside it for about six months; the Snakebite rack
is going to get shuffled around a bit so I figure there's not much
point going live before that's taken care of.
Other than that, I'm just happy to get this off my chest, ten months
is a freakin' long time to try and keep something like this a secret
;-)
Great stuff Trent! I was wondering how you were doing.
I really appreciate what it takes to put these open resources
together ;) There's a lot of moving parts :)
Cheers,
Jim
BTW.
We now have zone servers in the OpenSolaris test farm, and
I plan to add guest os servers in the next few weeks using
ldoms (sparc) and xvm (x64). The zone servers provide whole
root zones, which should be a good development environment
for most projects. Check it out:
http://test.opensolaris.org/testfarm
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/testing/testfarm/zones/
Let me know if there is interest from the python community to
manage one of the test farm servers for python development.
Besides the general use machines, the php community is already
managing a T2000 server.
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