[VOTE] Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator
Hi All, I'd like to start a vote on accepting Warble into the Apache Incubator. https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/1d62a2948d047cea38e6f01f92d5f138f8 3acd2c9d86349023fb28e4@%3Cgeneral.incubator.apache.org%3E The ASF voting rules are described: https://www.apache.org/foundation/voting.html A vote for accepting a new Apache Incubator podling is a majority votefor which only Incubator PMC member votes are binding. This vote will run for at least 72 hours. Please VOTE as follows[ ] +1 Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator[ ] +0 Abstain.[ ] -1 Do not accept Warble into the Incubator The proposal is listed below, but you can also access it on the wiki:ht tps://wiki.apache.org/incubator/WarbleProposal Thank you,Chris T. = Apache Warble Proposal = == Abstract == Apache Warble is a distributed endpoint monitoring solution where the agentis hosted on your own hardware. The aim of Warble is to produce a more balanced and less binary view of services and systems, lowering the rates of false positiveswhile also providing greater insight into possible peering issues and proactive trendanalysis. ==Proposal == The goal of Warble will be to bring internal control of distributed monitoring back to the end user. Warble can be used as an independentservice running on your own infrastructure monitoring other servicesin your infrastructure. == Background and Rationale == The beginning of this project was prompted by the service pingmybox.com (PMB) going end of life. This brought up conversation about FOSS services that can monitor internal and external services. PMB offered a unique code base to build this service upon a known infrastructure. ===Initial Goals === Bring PMB code into the ASF, refactor the client/server into a more reusable structure. Further reuse of code gives us the a great starting point to build a starting point. ==Current Status == The software exists as a proprietary service. We wish to convert this toa FLOSS solution. ==Meritocracy == The initial PMC list covers new folks coming into the ASF. ==Community == There exists a large user-base of software like Warble, as well as existing users of the old propietary service. It is our hope that wecan convert a great deal of these to contributors and testers for thenew open source product. ==Core Developers == The initial set of developers are a lot of newcomers: * Daniel Gruno * Chris Thistlethwaite * Haig Didizian * Andrew Karetas * Chandler Claxton * Luke Stevens * Mike Andescavage * Chris Lambertus ==Known Risks ==There are many existing services that provide external monitoring. Theyare well established and have large user bases. ===Orphaned Products === The initial PMC has great interest in open source projects, though no formal projects have been run. ===Inexperience with Open Source === Most of the initial PPMC members are new to the ASF and some are new to open source projects. However,all are very interested in giving back to the community and projects. Having said that, there areseveral people involved with extensive experience in the Apache Way and our procedures and processes. ===Homogenous Developers === The initial set of developers are employed by a variety of companies,located across the world, and used to working on a variety ofdistributed projects. ===Reliance on Salaried Developers === We do not expect the interest of the proposed initial PMC to be directlytied to current employment, but will actively seek to grow our volunteerbase regardless. ===Relationships with Other Apache Products === Not much to say here. Many ASF projects make use of the proprietaryoffering, we wish to open source it and have people engage in thedevelopment of the project. There are, at present, indirect relationships in that some dependencies are built on Apache software, but these are generally by proxy and does not merit considering Warble as a sub-projectof an existing TLP. ==Initial Source == The initial task of the PMC will be assessing what we wish the project tocontain. The proprietary vendor is willing to donate the software, butconsiderable rewriting and relicensing will have to take place. This willlikely happen in stages, with the scrapers and UI being ported first,and a backend auth system being partly ported/donated, and partlydeveloped from scratch at the ASF. ===Source and Intellectual Property Submission Plan === All the existing code in question (from the PMB suite) is owned byQuenda IvS, and will be donated to the ASF. ===External Dependencies === The current code base depends on incompatible licenses forv
[VOTE] Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator
Hi All (again), I'd like to start a vote on accepting Warble into the Apache Incubator. https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/1d62a2948d047cea38e6f01f92d5f138f8 3acd2c9d86349023fb28e4@%3Cgeneral.incubator.apache.org%3E The ASF voting rules are described: https://www.apache.org/foundation/voting.html A vote for accepting a new Apache Incubator podling is a majority vote for which only Incubator PMC member votes are binding. This vote will run for at least 72 hours. Please VOTE as follows [ ] +1 Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator [ ] +0 Abstain. [ ] -1 Do not accept Warble into the Incubator The proposal is listed below, but you can also access it on the wiki: https://wiki.apache.org/incubator/WarbleProposal Thank you, Chris T. = Apache Warble Proposal = == Abstract == Apache Warble is a distributed endpoint monitoring solution where the agent is hosted on your own hardware. The aim of Warble is to produce a more balanced and less binary view of services and systems, lowering the rates of false positives while also providing greater insight into possible peering issues and proactive trend analysis. ==Proposal == The goal of Warble will be to bring internal control of distributed monitoring back to the end user. Warble can be used as an independent service running on your own infrastructure monitoring other services in your infrastructure. == Background and Rationale == The beginning of this project was prompted by the service pingmybox.com (PMB) going end of life. This brought up conversation about FOSS services that can monitor internal and external services. PMB offered a unique code base to build this service upon a known infrastructure. ===Initial Goals === Bring PMB code into the ASF, refactor the client/server into a more reusable structure. Further reuse of code gives us the a great starting point to build a starting point. ==Current Status == The software exists as a proprietary service. We wish to convert this to a FLOSS solution. ==Meritocracy == The initial PMC list covers new folks coming into the ASF. ==Community == There exists a large user-base of software like Warble, as well as existing users of the old propietary service. It is our hope that we can convert a great deal of these to contributors and testers for the new open source product. ==Core Developers == The initial set of developers are a lot of newcomers: * Daniel Gruno * Chris Thistlethwaite * Haig Didizian * Andrew Karetas * Chandler Claxton * Luke Stevens * Mike Andescavage * Chris Lambertus ==Known Risks == There are many existing services that provide external monitoring. They are well established and have large user bases. ===Orphaned Products === The initial PMC has great interest in open source projects, though no formal projects have been run. ===Inexperience with Open Source === Most of the initial PPMC members are new to the ASF and some are new to open source projects. However, all are very interested in giving back to the community and projects. Having said that, there are several people involved with extensive experience in the Apache Way and our procedures and processes. ===Homogenous Developers === The initial set of developers are employed by a variety of companies, located across the world, and used to working on a variety of distributed projects. ===Reliance on Salaried Developers === We do not expect the interest of the proposed initial PMC to be directly tied to current employment, but will actively seek to grow our volunteer base regardless. ===Relationships with Other Apache Products === Not much to say here. Many ASF projects make use of the proprietary offering, we wish to open source it and have people engage in the development of the project. There are, at present, indirect relationships in that some dependencies are built on Apache software, but these are generally by proxy and does not merit considering Warble as a sub-project of an existing TLP. ==Initial Source == The initial task of the PMC will be assessing what we wish the project to contain. The proprietary vendor is willing to donate the software, but considerable rewriting and relicensing will have to take place. This will likely happen in stages, with the scrapers and UI being ported first, and a backend auth system being partly ported/donated, and partly developed from scratch at the ASF. ===Source and Intellectual Property Submission Plan === All the existing code in question (from the PMB suite) is owned by Quenda IvS, and w
Re: [VOTE] Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator
+1 (binding), despite the terrible formatting :P With regards, Daniel. On 06/08/2018 09:06 AM, Chris Thistlethwaite wrote: Hi All, I'd like to start a vote on accepting Warble into the Apache Incubator. https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/1d62a2948d047cea38e6f01f92d5f138f8 3acd2c9d86349023fb28e4@%3Cgeneral.incubator.apache.org%3E The ASF voting rules are described: https://www.apache.org/foundation/voting.html A vote for accepting a new Apache Incubator podling is a majority votefor which only Incubator PMC member votes are binding. This vote will run for at least 72 hours. Please VOTE as follows[ ] +1 Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator[ ] +0 Abstain.[ ] -1 Do not accept Warble into the Incubator The proposal is listed below, but you can also access it on the wiki:ht tps://wiki.apache.org/incubator/WarbleProposal Thank you,Chris T. = Apache Warble Proposal = == Abstract == Apache Warble is a distributed endpoint monitoring solution where the agentis hosted on your own hardware. The aim of Warble is to produce a more balanced and less binary view of services and systems, lowering the rates of false positiveswhile also providing greater insight into possible peering issues and proactive trendanalysis. ==Proposal == The goal of Warble will be to bring internal control of distributed monitoring back to the end user. Warble can be used as an independentservice running on your own infrastructure monitoring other servicesin your infrastructure. == Background and Rationale == The beginning of this project was prompted by the service pingmybox.com (PMB) going end of life. This brought up conversation about FOSS services that can monitor internal and external services. PMB offered a unique code base to build this service upon a known infrastructure. ===Initial Goals === Bring PMB code into the ASF, refactor the client/server into a more reusable structure. Further reuse of code gives us the a great starting point to build a starting point. ==Current Status == The software exists as a proprietary service. We wish to convert this toa FLOSS solution. ==Meritocracy == The initial PMC list covers new folks coming into the ASF. ==Community == There exists a large user-base of software like Warble, as well as existing users of the old propietary service. It is our hope that wecan convert a great deal of these to contributors and testers for thenew open source product. ==Core Developers == The initial set of developers are a lot of newcomers: * Daniel Gruno * Chris Thistlethwaite * Haig Didizian * Andrew Karetas * Chandler Claxton * Luke Stevens * Mike Andescavage * Chris Lambertus ==Known Risks ==There are many existing services that provide external monitoring. Theyare well established and have large user bases. ===Orphaned Products === The initial PMC has great interest in open source projects, though no formal projects have been run. ===Inexperience with Open Source === Most of the initial PPMC members are new to the ASF and some are new to open source projects. However,all are very interested in giving back to the community and projects. Having said that, there areseveral people involved with extensive experience in the Apache Way and our procedures and processes. ===Homogenous Developers === The initial set of developers are employed by a variety of companies,located across the world, and used to working on a variety ofdistributed projects. ===Reliance on Salaried Developers === We do not expect the interest of the proposed initial PMC to be directlytied to current employment, but will actively seek to grow our volunteerbase regardless. ===Relationships with Other Apache Products === Not much to say here. Many ASF projects make use of the proprietaryoffering, we wish to open source it and have people engage in thedevelopment of the project. There are, at present, indirect relationships in that some dependencies are built on Apache software, but these are generally by proxy and does not merit considering Warble as a sub-projectof an existing TLP. ==Initial Source == The initial task of the PMC will be assessing what we wish the project tocontain. The proprietary vendor is willing to donate the software, butconsiderable rewriting and relicensing will have to take place. This willlikely happen in stages, with the scrapers and UI being ported first,and a backend auth system being partly ported/donated, and partlydeveloped from scratch at the ASF. ===Source and Intellectual Property Submission Plan === All the existing code in question (from the PMB suite) is owned byQuenda IvS, and will b
[CANCEL] [VOTE] Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator
My apologies, my email client decided to send that as HTML. I'm canceling this and re-sending. -Chris T. From: Chris Thistlethwaite Sent: Friday, June 8, 2018 10:06 AM To: general@incubator.apache.org Subject: [VOTE] Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator Hi All, I'd like to start a vote on accepting Warble into the Apache Incubator. https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/1d62a2948d047cea38e6f01f92d5f138f8 3acd2c9d86349023fb28e4@%3Cgeneral.incubator.apache.org%3E The ASF voting rules are described: https://www.apache.org/foundation/voting.html A vote for accepting a new Apache Incubator podling is a majority votefor which only Incubator PMC member votes are binding. This vote will run for at least 72 hours. Please VOTE as follows[ ] +1 Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator[ ] +0 Abstain.[ ] -1 Do not accept Warble into the Incubator The proposal is listed below, but you can also access it on the wiki:ht tps://wiki.apache.org/incubator/WarbleProposal Thank you,Chris T. = Apache Warble Proposal = == Abstract == Apache Warble is a distributed endpoint monitoring solution where the agentis hosted on your own hardware. The aim of Warble is to produce a more balanced and less binary view of services and systems, lowering the rates of false positiveswhile also providing greater insight into possible peering issues and proactive trendanalysis. ==Proposal == The goal of Warble will be to bring internal control of distributed monitoring back to the end user. Warble can be used as an independentservice running on your own infrastructure monitoring other servicesin your infrastructure. == Background and Rationale == The beginning of this project was prompted by the service pingmybox.com (PMB) going end of life. This brought up conversation about FOSS services that can monitor internal and external services. PMB offered a unique code base to build this service upon a known infrastructure. ===Initial Goals === Bring PMB code into the ASF, refactor the client/server into a more reusable structure. Further reuse of code gives us the a great starting point to build a starting point. ==Current Status == The software exists as a proprietary service. We wish to convert this toa FLOSS solution. ==Meritocracy == The initial PMC list covers new folks coming into the ASF. ==Community == There exists a large user-base of software like Warble, as well as existing users of the old propietary service. It is our hope that wecan convert a great deal of these to contributors and testers for thenew open source product. ==Core Developers == The initial set of developers are a lot of newcomers: * Daniel Gruno * Chris Thistlethwaite * Haig Didizian * Andrew Karetas * Chandler Claxton * Luke Stevens * Mike Andescavage * Chris Lambertus ==Known Risks ==There are many existing services that provide external monitoring. Theyare well established and have large user bases. ===Orphaned Products === The initial PMC has great interest in open source projects, though no formal projects have been run. ===Inexperience with Open Source === Most of the initial PPMC members are new to the ASF and some are new to open source projects. However,all are very interested in giving back to the community and projects. Having said that, there areseveral people involved with extensive experience in the Apache Way and our procedures and processes. ===Homogenous Developers === The initial set of developers are employed by a variety of companies,located across the world, and used to working on a variety ofdistributed projects. ===Reliance on Salaried Developers === We do not expect the interest of the proposed initial PMC to be directlytied to current employment, but will actively seek to grow our volunteerbase regardless. ===Relationships with Other Apache Products === Not much to say here. Many ASF projects make use of the proprietaryoffering, we wish to open source it and have people engage in thedevelopment of the project. There are, at present, indirect relationships in that some dependencies are built on Apache software, but these are generally by proxy and does not merit considering Warble as a sub-projectof an existing TLP. ==Initial Source == The initial task of the PMC will be assessing what we wish the project tocontain. The proprietary vendor is willing to donate the software, butconsiderable rewriting and relicensing will have to take place. This willlikely happen in stages, with the scrapers and UI being ported first,and a backend auth system being partly ported/donated, and partlydeveloped from scra
Re: [VOTE] Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator
+1 (binding) once more :) With regards, Daniel. On 06/08/2018 09:43 AM, Chris Thistlethwaite wrote: Hi All (again), I'd like to start a vote on accepting Warble into the Apache Incubator. https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/1d62a2948d047cea38e6f01f92d5f138f8 3acd2c9d86349023fb28e4@%3Cgeneral.incubator.apache.org%3E The ASF voting rules are described: https://www.apache.org/foundation/voting.html A vote for accepting a new Apache Incubator podling is a majority vote for which only Incubator PMC member votes are binding. This vote will run for at least 72 hours. Please VOTE as follows [ ] +1 Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator [ ] +0 Abstain. [ ] -1 Do not accept Warble into the Incubator The proposal is listed below, but you can also access it on the wiki: https://wiki.apache.org/incubator/WarbleProposal Thank you, Chris T. = Apache Warble Proposal = == Abstract == Apache Warble is a distributed endpoint monitoring solution where the agent is hosted on your own hardware. The aim of Warble is to produce a more balanced and less binary view of services and systems, lowering the rates of false positives while also providing greater insight into possible peering issues and proactive trend analysis. ==Proposal == The goal of Warble will be to bring internal control of distributed monitoring back to the end user. Warble can be used as an independent service running on your own infrastructure monitoring other services in your infrastructure. == Background and Rationale == The beginning of this project was prompted by the service pingmybox.com (PMB) going end of life. This brought up conversation about FOSS services that can monitor internal and external services. PMB offered a unique code base to build this service upon a known infrastructure. ===Initial Goals === Bring PMB code into the ASF, refactor the client/server into a more reusable structure. Further reuse of code gives us the a great starting point to build a starting point. ==Current Status == The software exists as a proprietary service. We wish to convert this to a FLOSS solution. ==Meritocracy == The initial PMC list covers new folks coming into the ASF. ==Community == There exists a large user-base of software like Warble, as well as existing users of the old propietary service. It is our hope that we can convert a great deal of these to contributors and testers for the new open source product. ==Core Developers == The initial set of developers are a lot of newcomers: * Daniel Gruno * Chris Thistlethwaite * Haig Didizian * Andrew Karetas * Chandler Claxton * Luke Stevens * Mike Andescavage * Chris Lambertus ==Known Risks == There are many existing services that provide external monitoring. They are well established and have large user bases. ===Orphaned Products === The initial PMC has great interest in open source projects, though no formal projects have been run. ===Inexperience with Open Source === Most of the initial PPMC members are new to the ASF and some are new to open source projects. However, all are very interested in giving back to the community and projects. Having said that, there are several people involved with extensive experience in the Apache Way and our procedures and processes. ===Homogenous Developers === The initial set of developers are employed by a variety of companies, located across the world, and used to working on a variety of distributed projects. ===Reliance on Salaried Developers === We do not expect the interest of the proposed initial PMC to be directly tied to current employment, but will actively seek to grow our volunteer base regardless. ===Relationships with Other Apache Products === Not much to say here. Many ASF projects make use of the proprietary offering, we wish to open source it and have people engage in the development of the project. There are, at present, indirect relationships in that some dependencies are built on Apache software, but these are generally by proxy and does not merit considering Warble as a sub-project of an existing TLP. ==Initial Source == The initial task of the PMC will be assessing what we wish the project to contain. The proprietary vendor is willing to donate the software, but considerable rewriting and relicensing will have to take place. This will likely happen in stages, with the scrapers and UI being ported first, and a backend auth system being partly ported/donated, and partl
Re: [VOTE] Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator
+1 On 8 June 2018 at 09:45, Daniel Gruno wrote: > +1 (binding) once more :) > > With regards, > Daniel. > > > On 06/08/2018 09:43 AM, Chris Thistlethwaite wrote: > >> Hi All (again), >> >> I'd like to start a vote on accepting Warble into the Apache Incubator. >> >> https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/1d62a2948d047cea38e6f01f92d5f138f8 >> 3acd2c9d86349023fb28e4@%3Cgeneral.incubator.apache.org%3E >> >> The ASF voting rules are described: >> >> https://www.apache.org/foundation/voting.html >> >> A vote for accepting a new Apache Incubator podling is a majority vote >> for which only Incubator PMC member votes are binding. >> >> This vote will run for at least 72 hours. Please VOTE as follows >> [ ] +1 Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator >> [ ] +0 Abstain. >> [ ] -1 Do not accept Warble into the Incubator >> >> The proposal is listed below, but you can also access it on the wiki: >> https://wiki.apache.org/incubator/WarbleProposal >> >> >> Thank you, >> Chris T. >> >> >> >> = Apache Warble Proposal = >> >> == Abstract == >> >> Apache Warble is a distributed endpoint monitoring solution where >> the agent is hosted on your own hardware. The aim of Warble is to >> produce a more balanced and less binary view of services and >> systems, lowering the rates of false positives while also providing >> greater insight into possible peering issues and proactive trend >> analysis. >> ==Proposal == >>The goal of Warble will be to bring internal control of >> distributed monitoring back to the end user. Warble can be used as >> an independent service running on your own infrastructure >> monitoring other services in your infrastructure. >> == Background and Rationale == >>The beginning of this project was prompted by the service >> pingmybox.com (PMB) going end of life. This brought up >> conversation about FOSS services that can monitor internal and >> external services. PMB offered a unique code base to build this >> service upon a known infrastructure. >> ===Initial Goals === >> >> Bring PMB code into the ASF, refactor the client/server into >> a more reusable structure. Further reuse of code gives us the a >> great starting point to build a starting point. >> ==Current Status == >>The software exists as a proprietary service. We wish to >> convert >> this to a FLOSS solution. >> ==Meritocracy == >>The initial PMC list covers new folks coming into the ASF. >> ==Community == >>There exists a large user-base of software like Warble, as well >> as existing users of the old propietary service. It is our hope >> that we can convert a great deal of these to contributors and >> testers for the new open source product. >> ==Core Developers == >>The initial set of developers are a lot of newcomers: >> >> * Daniel Gruno >> * Chris Thistlethwaite >> * Haig Didizian >> * Andrew Karetas >> * Chandler Claxton >> * Luke Stevens >> * Mike Andescavage >> * Chris Lambertus >> ==Known Risks == >> There are many existing services that provide external >> monitoring. They are well established and have large user bases. >> ===Orphaned Products === >>The initial PMC has great interest in open source projects, >> though >> no formal projects have been run. >> ===Inexperience with Open Source === >>Most of the initial PPMC members are new to the ASF and some >> are >> new to open source projects. However, all are very interested in >> giving back to the community and projects. Having said that, there >> are several people involved with extensive experience in the >> Apache Way and our procedures and processes. >> ===Homogenous Developers === >>The initial set of developers are employed by a variety of >> companies, located across the world, and used to working on a >> variety of distributed projects. >> ===Reliance on Salaried Developers === >>We do not expect the interest of the proposed initial PMC to be >> directly tied to current employment, but will actively seek to >> grow our volunteer base regardless. >> ===Relationships with Other Apache Products === >>Not much to say here. Many ASF projects make use of the >> proprietary >> offering, we wish to open source it and have people engage in the >> development of the project. There are, at present, indirect >> relationships in that some dependencies are built on Apache >> software, but these are generally by proxy and does not merit >> considering Warble as a sub-project of an existing TLP. >>==Initial Source == >>The initial task of the PMC will be assessing wha
Re: [VOTE] Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator
+1 On 2018/06/08 14:43:53, Chris Thistlethwaite wrote: > Hi All (again), > > I'd like to start a vote on accepting Warble into the Apache Incubator. > > https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/1d62a2948d047cea38e6f01f92d5f138f8 > 3acd2c9d86349023fb28e4@%3Cgeneral.incubator.apache.org%3E > > The ASF voting rules are described: > > https://www.apache.org/foundation/voting.html > > A vote for accepting a new Apache Incubator podling is a majority vote > for which only Incubator PMC member votes are binding. > > This vote will run for at least 72 hours. Please VOTE as follows > [ ] +1 Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator > [ ] +0 Abstain. > [ ] -1 Do not accept Warble into the Incubator > > The proposal is listed below, but you can also access it on the wiki: > https://wiki.apache.org/incubator/WarbleProposal > > > Thank you, > Chris T. > > > > = Apache Warble Proposal = > > == Abstract == > > Apache Warble is a distributed endpoint monitoring solution where > the agent is hosted on your own hardware. The aim of Warble is to > produce a more balanced and less binary view of services and > systems, lowering the rates of false positives while also providing > greater insight into possible peering issues and proactive trend > analysis. > > ==Proposal == > > The goal of Warble will be to bring internal control of > distributed monitoring back to the end user. Warble can be used as > an independent service running on your own infrastructure > monitoring other services in your infrastructure. > > == Background and Rationale == > > The beginning of this project was prompted by the service > pingmybox.com (PMB) going end of life. This brought up > conversation about FOSS services that can monitor internal and > external services. PMB offered a unique code base to build this > service upon a known infrastructure. > > ===Initial Goals === > > Bring PMB code into the ASF, refactor the client/server into > a more reusable structure. Further reuse of code gives us the a > great starting point to build a starting point. > > ==Current Status == > > The software exists as a proprietary service. We wish to convert > this to a FLOSS solution. > > ==Meritocracy == > > The initial PMC list covers new folks coming into the ASF. > > ==Community == > > There exists a large user-base of software like Warble, as well > as existing users of the old propietary service. It is our hope > that we can convert a great deal of these to contributors and > testers for the new open source product. > > ==Core Developers == > > The initial set of developers are a lot of newcomers: > > * Daniel Gruno > * Chris Thistlethwaite > * Haig Didizian > * Andrew Karetas > * Chandler Claxton > * Luke Stevens > * Mike Andescavage > * Chris Lambertus > > ==Known Risks == > > There are many existing services that provide external > monitoring. They are well established and have large user bases. > > ===Orphaned Products === > > The initial PMC has great interest in open source projects, though > no formal projects have been run. > > > ===Inexperience with Open Source === > > Most of the initial PPMC members are new to the ASF and some are > new to open source projects. However, all are very interested in > giving back to the community and projects. Having said that, there > are several people involved with extensive experience in the > Apache Way and our procedures and processes. > > ===Homogenous Developers === > > The initial set of developers are employed by a variety of > companies, located across the world, and used to working on a > variety of distributed projects. > > ===Reliance on Salaried Developers === > > We do not expect the interest of the proposed initial PMC to be > directly tied to current employment, but will actively seek to > grow our volunteer base regardless. > > ===Relationships with Other Apache Products === > > Not much to say here. Many ASF projects make use of the proprietary > offering, we wish to open source it and have people engage in the > development of the project. There are, at present, indirect > relationships in that some dependencies are built on Apache > software, but these are generally by proxy and does not merit > considering Warble as a sub-project of an existing TLP. > > > ==Initial Source == > > The initial task of the PMC will be assessing what we wish the > project to contain. The proprietary vendor is willing to donate the > software, but considerable rewriting and relicensing will have to > take place. This will likely happen
Re: [VOTE] Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator
+1 Tim On Sat, Jun 9, 2018 at 10:15 AM Daniel Takamori wrote: > +1 > > On 2018/06/08 14:43:53, Chris Thistlethwaite wrote: > > Hi All (again), > > > > I'd like to start a vote on accepting Warble into the Apache Incubator. > > > > https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/1d62a2948d047cea38e6f01f92d5f138f8 > > 3acd2c9d86349023fb28e4@%3Cgeneral.incubator.apache.org%3E > > > > The ASF voting rules are described: > > > > https://www.apache.org/foundation/voting.html > > > > A vote for accepting a new Apache Incubator podling is a majority vote > > for which only Incubator PMC member votes are binding. > > > > This vote will run for at least 72 hours. Please VOTE as follows > > [ ] +1 Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator > > [ ] +0 Abstain. > > [ ] -1 Do not accept Warble into the Incubator > > > > The proposal is listed below, but you can also access it on the wiki: > > https://wiki.apache.org/incubator/WarbleProposal > > > > > > Thank you, > > Chris T. > > > > > > > > = Apache Warble Proposal = > > > > == Abstract == > > > > Apache Warble is a distributed endpoint monitoring solution where > > the agent is hosted on your own hardware. The aim of Warble is to > > produce a more balanced and less binary view of services and > > systems, lowering the rates of false positives while also providing > > greater insight into possible peering issues and proactive trend > > analysis. > > > > ==Proposal == > > > > The goal of Warble will be to bring internal control of > > distributed monitoring back to the end user. Warble can be used as > > an independent service running on your own infrastructure > > monitoring other services in your infrastructure. > > > > == Background and Rationale == > > > > The beginning of this project was prompted by the service > > pingmybox.com (PMB) going end of life. This brought up > > conversation about FOSS services that can monitor internal and > > external services. PMB offered a unique code base to build this > > service upon a known infrastructure. > > > > ===Initial Goals === > > > > Bring PMB code into the ASF, refactor the client/server into > > a more reusable structure. Further reuse of code gives us the a > > great starting point to build a starting point. > > > > ==Current Status == > > > > The software exists as a proprietary service. We wish to convert > > this to a FLOSS solution. > > > > ==Meritocracy == > > > > The initial PMC list covers new folks coming into the ASF. > > > > ==Community == > > > > There exists a large user-base of software like Warble, as well > > as existing users of the old propietary service. It is our hope > > that we can convert a great deal of these to contributors and > > testers for the new open source product. > > > > ==Core Developers == > > > > The initial set of developers are a lot of newcomers: > > > > * Daniel Gruno > > * Chris Thistlethwaite > > * Haig Didizian > > * Andrew Karetas > > * Chandler Claxton > > * Luke Stevens > > * Mike Andescavage > > * Chris Lambertus > > > > ==Known Risks == > > > > There are many existing services that provide external > > monitoring. They are well established and have large user bases. > > > > ===Orphaned Products === > > > > The initial PMC has great interest in open source projects, though > > no formal projects have been run. > > > > > > ===Inexperience with Open Source === > > > > Most of the initial PPMC members are new to the ASF and some are > > new to open source projects. However, all are very interested in > > giving back to the community and projects. Having said that, there > > are several people involved with extensive experience in the > > Apache Way and our procedures and processes. > > > > ===Homogenous Developers === > > > > The initial set of developers are employed by a variety of > > companies, located across the world, and used to working on a > > variety of distributed projects. > > > > ===Reliance on Salaried Developers === > > > > We do not expect the interest of the proposed initial PMC to be > > directly tied to current employment, but will actively seek to > > grow our volunteer base regardless. > > > > ===Relationships with Other Apache Products === > > > > Not much to say here. Many ASF projects make use of the proprietary > > offering, we wish to open source it and have people engage in the > > development of the project. There are, at present, indirect > > relationships in that some dependencies are built on Apache > > software, but these are generally by proxy and does not merit > > considering Warble as a sub-project of an existing TLP. > > > > > > ==Initial Source == > > > > The initial task of the PMC will be assessing what we wish the > > project to contain. The proprietary
Re: [VOTE] Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator
+1 Willem Jiang Twitter: willemjiang Weibo: 姜宁willem On Fri, Jun 8, 2018 at 10:06 PM, Chris Thistlethwaite wrote: > Hi All, > I'd like to start a vote on accepting Warble into the Apache Incubator. > https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/1d62a2948d047cea38e6f01f92d5f138f8 > 3acd2c9d86349023fb28e4@%3Cgeneral.incubator.apache.org%3E > The ASF voting rules are described: > https://www.apache.org/foundation/voting.html > A vote for accepting a new Apache Incubator podling is a majority > votefor which only Incubator PMC member votes are binding. > This vote will run for at least 72 hours. Please VOTE as follows[ ] +1 > Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator[ ] +0 Abstain.[ ] -1 Do not > accept Warble into the Incubator > The proposal is listed below, but you can also access it on the wiki:ht > tps://wiki.apache.org/incubator/WarbleProposal > > Thank you,Chris T. > > > = Apache Warble Proposal = > == Abstract == > Apache Warble is a distributed endpoint monitoring solution where > the agentis hosted on your own hardware. The aim of Warble is to > produce a more balanced and less binary view of services and > systems, lowering the rates of false positiveswhile also providing > greater insight into possible peering issues and proactive > trendanalysis. ==Proposal == The goal of Warble > will be to bring internal control of distributed monitoring back to > the end user. Warble can be used as an independentservice running > on your own infrastructure monitoring other servicesin your > infrastructure. == Background and Rationale == The > beginning of this project was prompted by the service > pingmybox.com (PMB) going end of life. This brought up conversation > about FOSS services that can monitor internal and external > services. PMB offered a unique code base to build this service upon > a known infrastructure. ===Initial Goals === > Bring PMB code into the ASF, refactor the client/server into a > more reusable structure. Further reuse of code gives us the a great > starting point to build a starting point. ==Current Status > == The software exists as a proprietary service. We wish to > convert this toa FLOSS solution. ==Meritocracy > == The initial PMC list covers new folks coming into the > ASF. ==Community == There exists a large user-base of > software like Warble, as well as existing users of the old propietary > service. It is our hope that wecan convert a great deal of these to > contributors and testers for thenew open source > product. ==Core Developers == The initial set of > developers are a lot of newcomers: > * Daniel Gruno * Chris Thistlethwaite > * Haig Didizian * Andrew > Karetas * Chandler Claxton > * Luke Stevens > * Mike Andescavage > * Chris Lambertus > ==Known Risks ==There are many > existing services that provide external monitoring. Theyare well > established and have large user bases. ===Orphaned Products > === The initial PMC has great interest in open source projects, > though no formal projects have been > run. ===Inexperience with Open Source === Most of > the initial PPMC members are new to the ASF and some are new to open > source projects. However,all are very interested in giving back to > the community and projects. Having said that, there areseveral > people involved with extensive experience in the Apache Way and our > procedures and processes. ===Homogenous Developers > === The initial set of developers are employed by a variety of > companies,located across the world, and used to working on a > variety ofdistributed projects. ===Reliance on Salaried > Developers === We do not expect the interest of the proposed > initial PMC to be directlytied to current employment, but will > actively seek to grow our volunteerbase > regardless. ===Relationships with Other Apache Products > === Not much to say here. Many ASF projects make use of the > proprietaryoffering, we wish to open source it and have people > engage in thedevelopment of the project. There are, at present, > indirect relationships in that some dependencies are built on > Apache software, but these are generally by proxy and does not > merit considering Warble as a sub-projectof an existing > TLP. ==Initial Source == The initial task of the > PMC will be assessing what we wish the project tocontain. The > proprietary vendor is willing to donate the software, > butconsiderable rewriting and relicensing will have to take place. > This willlikely happen in stages, with the scrapers and UI being > ported first,and a backend auth system being partly ported/donated, > and partlydeveloped from scratch at the ASF. ===
[RESULT][VOTE] Accept Warble into the Apache Incubator
Hi, 72 hours has passed and the vote for accepting Warble into the Apache Incubator has passed with: 5 binding "+1" votes and no "0" or "-1" votes Binding Votes: Daniel Gruno Matt Sicker Daniel Takamori Timothy Chen Willem Jiang Thank you to everyone! -Chris T. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: general-unsubscr...@incubator.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: general-h...@incubator.apache.org
