On 17/09/13 00:11, Tim Landscheidt wrote:
Ryan Lane<rl...@wikimedia.org> wrote:
[...]
I'm more than happy to recommend a number of cloud services and am
more than willing to give advice on how to configure and run tools
and bots from those services. It's even possible to reuse the work
we're doing in the tools project, or in the Wikimedia infrastructure
via our puppet repository since our infrastructure is Open Source.
Very nice idea – how I get the mysql-replication-stream? I got several
offers of donation if the Toolserver would continue; the only problem is
the replication-data. But because the data is open-source, it shouldn’t
be a problem than, should it?
Assuming you found a non-profit, host your infrastructure somewhere that
doesn't cause legal issues and every person that has access to the data
stream signs an NDA it's likely doable. [...]
The NDA isn't necessary. According to
https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Tool_Labs/Database_plan,
the data set at the LabsDB stage is free of non-public data
(modulo MariaDB accounts information which should probably
not go off-site even with an NDA :-)).
So we could (and IMHO should) provide DB dumps/bin logs at
dumps.wikimedia.org or somewhere similar to anyone who can
download them.
Tim
labs db server do contain the non-public data. It's just not viewable.
So there aren't bin logs for just the non-public data.
You *could* make a dump of the database (probably creating a new tool,
as mysqldump would simply dump the view definition)... assuming you that
in doing that you don't kill labs filesystem. ;)
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