Puppet Contributor Summit - Gent 2015
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What's happened recently and what's up next for the Puppet Ecosystem and Community.
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Puppet Contributor Summit - Gent 2015
- 1. Gent 2015 Contributor Summit Kick-Off Eric Sorenson - @ahpook Ryan Coleman - @ryanycoleman Deepak Giridharagopal - @grim_radical
- 3. Community health by the numbers Stats site: http://bitergia.dev.puppetlabs.com Custom metrics for pull requests: http://pullrequestmetrics.herokuapp.com Donnie Berkholz' CFGMGMT DEATHMATCH http://www.slideshare.net/dberkholz/is-your-community- healthy-metrics-on-the-top-cm-software
- 4. Community Summary • PuppetCamps • PUGS • #puppethack • PR Triage
- 5. Forge & Modules Awesome content for the Puppet ecosystem
- 6. Recent Module Work Puppet Supported & Approved Forge ratings : user + automatic AWS, GCE cloud modules Windows module pack
- 7. Up Next More on Forge ratings & new design NetDev providers from multiple vendors Service management
- 8. Puppet Language Focus on Puppet Language and the Catalog
- 9. Language Changes each(["syntax","permutation"]) |$try| { notice("does this ${try} work?") } Notice: Scope(Class[main]): does this syntax work? Notice: Scope(Class[main]): does this permutation work?
- 10. Other Big Changes Dynamic scope gone, except defaults Stricter number parsing (octal => 644)(octal => 0644) More 'language-y' features like array + Die, undef, die!!
- 11. Puppet Client Focus on Speed, Ubiquity, and Clean Re-Implementation. Command and control tools that integrate tightly with our ecosystem.
- 12. All-in-One Ready now! ...ish: http://nightlies.puppetlabs.com Yes, there will still be: * gems * *.tar.gz No there will not be: * individual project RPMS * distro-specific packages
- 13. Future Work Finish cfacter Design work for agent rewrite Behavior improvements in Ruby next-gen MCollective
- 14. Puppet Server Performance and Scalability Enterprise Level Features
- 15. Here and Now Shipped in PE 3.7, available in OSS. Rewritten backwards-compat CA Jruby 'containers' FTW
- 16. Up Next CA which changes implementation and in Real environment separation Enterprise features
- 17. PuppetDB Provide a one-stop data warehouse for Puppet's ecosystem
- 18. PuppetDB 2.x Structured / trusted facts! Environment support Consistent query API
- 19. PuppetDB >=3 Pervasive environments Query syntax Historical catalogs App-level High Availability
Hinweis der Redaktion
- welcome ‘contributor summit’ -- this is the third one. puppetcamps are running 30-50% new to puppet wanted to focus in on foss contributors with dedicated time and space still early , so lets figure it out together — the ground rules are assume everyone is acting in good faith, try to make that a safe assumption. this is a pretty free-wheeling presentation, i have some points to get through but we have plenty of time so raise hand if there's an important point you want to make before i move onto the next slide.
- So we’ve got this cool new bitergia site that’s pulling stats from all the projects, that’s where most of the graphs that come from are from Hailey Kenney did a cool intern project last summer , custom stats around pull request cycle time Donnie's talk yesterday hit a bunch of metrics across all the communities. Basically, things are fine though there's definitely some oxygen-sucking going on from Ansible and Docker.
- 20 camps through 2014 PUGs in 50 cities #puppethack on dec 4 - deeper engagement vs tons of tickets. portland, pilzn, stockholm, jasper got jruby->freebsd, brice got cursive clojure. s/o to felix, colleen, dom cleal for diving in. not sure when next will be, mid 2015. PR triage are awesome - who's particpated? who knows when they are? please join! even if you only have a small idea for a PR, we want to help!
- How many are running under 'future parser' at least some of the time? Future parser in 3 = ONLY parser in 4. Some awesome wins, including some performance boosts out of the gate, iteration, better default syntax. we'll get into that more later. two big points: the last 3.7.x will have the same parser impl as latest 4.x so you have an upgrade path we're constantly working to refine and adapt the syntax and semantics of these features so they help SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS. if something seems wrong or crazy, please SAY SO.
- beyond the syntax stuff there are a batch of language changes TODO check number parsing. array and merge concatentation, better error reporting, unless+else supported. and josh hoblitt's baby, making undef consistent.
- long thread on puppet-dev about this. not completely altrusitic, because our goal is to simplify the QA matrix and eliminate upgrade problems for FOSS->PE migrations. but there are benefits for users plus us no more distro ruby problems. no more httpd.conf conflicts tell me why this causes you trouble, and if there's something that can reduce the
- Luke mentioned "server in clojure, agents in C++" We haven't started on the agent rewrite There's a huge amount of emergent behaviour that we need to understand and reconcile before diving in meantime we can fix the thing we have, now like to make no-op more consistent (some of that in pup 4 - no-op directly on a resource will ignore notify events) and make a stronger assertion about catalog version before trying to DDOS the master
- people don't know it's out there! give it a try instead of your apache+passenger rig, you'll like it! in addition to the network stack, there's a CA that drops in to existing infrastructure and overall, with the 1.0 ability to flush jruby when you know something's wrong, it's like passenger++
- So the next step is to actually fix some of the CA problems we've had since 0.13. Build a router so that we can dispatch requests for a given environment to a specific pool of compilers. And add some commercial features that are next level, like automatic file sync.
- whew! anything i missed?