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P2P Bug Tracking with SD
                        http://syncwith.us

curl fsck.com/sd|perl;
export PATH=~/sd/bin:$PATH;
sd
                     jesse@bestpractical.com

                                Jesse Vincent
Hi!
I’m Jesse (obra)
I own a small software
      company
(Best Practical)
I’ve been making issue
  trackers since 1995
Our software
has some bugs
All software
has some bugs
(All software
is made of bugs)
I spend a lot of time
    on airplanes...
...and at conferences
     with bad wifi
I need to keep track of
our bugs and our work
I’m the boss
I have no excuse for
 not doing my work
I need to keep track of
our bugs and our work
even when I don’t have
    Internet access
I’ve tried everything
Text files
Text files in
version control
IMAP Servers
RSS Feeds
Running RT on
  my laptop
Keeping browsers open
Nothing was quite right
So we built SD
SD is a Bug Tracker
SD is a Distributed
   Bug Tracker
SD Features
Tracks bugs            P2P Sync
CLI                    Trac Sync
Web UI                 RT Sync
Scriptable             Hiveminder Sync
Works offline           GitHub Sync
Attachments            Google Code Sync
Comments               Conflict Resolution
Customizable workflow   Git integration
Custom properties      Darcs integration
Principles of distributed
       computing
The network is reliable
Latency is zero
Bandwidth is infinite
The network is secure
Transport cost is zero
The network is
homogeneous
Topology doesn't
    change
There is one
administrator
Principles of distributed
       computing
ie s
      la c
 Principles of distributed
    l
F a       computing
Those are all LIES
The network is not
      reliable
SD isn’t network-
  dependent
Latency hurts
SD runs at the edge
Bandwidth is always
    a problem
SD knows which
changesets you’ve already
          seen
The network is
  insecure
SD doesn’t depend on a
 network security layer
Topology is
unpredictable
  and fluid
SD is topology-agnostic
There is no
administrator
(But there are many
  people who think
they’re administrators)
SD lets you implement
policy in the centralized
  systems it syncs to
Transport
costs money
SD doesn’t use much
 bandwidth & can use
non-network substrates
The network is
heterogeneous
SD is designed to sync to
     foreign systems
I didn’t make those up
Bill Joy, Tom Lyon and
  James Gosling did
They missed one
Data is clean
SD doesn’t expect to be
 able to enforce data
    integrity rules
SD runs locally
SD plays well
 with others
It syncs the way you do
Clone a project’s bug
database (over HTTP)
Work offline
Pull changesets from
anyone you work with
Publish your database
  replica with rsync
Topology doesn’t matter...
Don’t worry
It won’t break
SD learns how to
resolve each conflict...
...based on how
everyone else resolves it
Using SD (CLI)
Getting Started
SD Shell

$ sd
./
Getting help

$ sd help
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Creating a new project

$ sd init
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Project settings

$ sd settings
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Config file

$ sd config
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Create a bug

$ sd ticket create
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Listing bugs

$ sd ticket list
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Show a bug

$ sd ticket show
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Update a bug

$ sd ticket update
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Log

$ sd log
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Git Integration

$ git sd
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Using SD (Web)
Web? Isn’t SD an
 offline tool?
Local microserver
$ sd browser
Home
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Create a ticket
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Search
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Show a bug
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Update a bug
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Comments
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
History
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Working with others
Working with others
   (Using SD)
Any topology
It doesn’t matter who
     you sync with
You get all the updates
      eventually
Cloning

$ sd clone
clone makes a replica of
    someone else’s
       database
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Pulling

$ sd pull
pull imports unseen
changes from another
   database replica
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Publishing

$ sd publish
publish writes out a
copy of your database
  replica for sharing
(As SD changesets
 and static HTML)
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Hackathon mode
 (using Bonjour)
Publish your replica

$ sd server
Pull updates

$ sd pull --local
Working with others
(Using other systems)
But you already have a
     bug tracker?
No Problem!
I use at least
 two others.
I wrote at least
  two others.
We designed SD talk to
 foreign bug trackers
RT
(RT::Client::REST)
Hiveminder
(Net::Jifty)
Trac
(Net::Trac)
Google Code
(Net::Google::Code)
GitHub
(Net::GitHub)
Redmine
(Read-only for now)
(Net::Redmine)
Want to help with
Bugzilla, Jira, FogBugz or
   something else?
Work with
  foreign
replicas in
   a Star
Topology
X

    An SD node
    can act as a
      gateway
Clone

$ sd clone
Clone from Google Code

$ sd clone --from gcode:k9mail
Clone from RT
$ sd clone --from "rt:https://rt.cpan.org|DBI|"
Clone from Trac
$ sd clone --from trac:https://trac.parrot.org/parrot
Clone from GitHub
$ git sd clone --from github:miyagawa/remedie
SD reverse engineers a
   database history
Pull

$ sd pull
SD reverse engineers a
partial database history
Push

$ sd push
SD figures out local
 updates and sends
  them upstream
(Then it does a bunch
  of book-keeping)
So what’s that all look
like in the real world?
Google Code                 Alice’s SD                              Bob’s SD

Create some bugs



                            clone --from gcode:k9mail                                                     Alice’s SD makes a full copy of the k9mail from google code

Someone updates ticket 12

                            ticket update 13

                            ticket create

                            pull --from k9mail                                                            SD integrates upstream changes from Google Code since
                                                                                                          Alice ran the ‘clone’ command.

                            push --to k9mail                                                              SD figures out what’s changed locally since the original
                                                                                                          ‘clone’ command. SD then sends any changes that Google
                                                                                                          Code hasn’t seen upstream as ticket updates. Alice’s new
                                                                                                          ticket and her updates to ticket 13 are now part of the
                                                                                                          upstream bug database in Google Code

                            publish --to alice.com:public_html/k9                                         SD exports a full copy of Alice’s bug database and rsyncs it
                                                                                                          up to alice.com/k9. Anyone browsing alice.com/k9 can clone
                                                                                                          her SD replica. (Or see it in static HTML)

                                                                    clone --from http://alice.com/k9      Bob makes a full copy of Alice’s SD replica of the k9mail
                                                                                                          database. He’s now free to make changes to his local
                                                                                                          database replica.

                                                                    ticket update 45

                                                                    ticket create

                            ticket create

                            ticket update 45

                                                                    publish --to bob.com:public_html/k9   Bob publishes his full K9 bug database. Anyone browsing
                                                                                                          bob.com/k9 can clone Bob’s K9 replica. Anyone who already
                                                                                                          has a copy of Alice or Bob’s database can incorporate Bob’s
                                                                                                          new ticket and his changes to ticket 45.

                            pull --from http://bob.com/k9                                                 Alice’s SD pulls all previously unseen updates from Bob’s
                                                                                                          published database replica and incorporates them. If Bob's
                                                                                                          edits to ticket 45 didn't conflict, Alice's SD incorporate them.
                                                                                                          If they did conflict, Alice will be prompted to resolve the
                                                                                                          conflict.

                            push --to k9mail                                                              Alice publishes all updates her bug database has seen since
                                                                                                          she last sent updates to Google Code. Google Code now has
                                                                                                          all of Alice and Bob’s changes.
Installing SD
It’s time to get SD
   up and running
SD is in Perl
SD uses 45-90
CPAN modules
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
Are you afraid?
Are you afraid?
Don’t be
I have a novel idea for
   a Perl application
One-tweet install.
I’m installing #SD (http://syncwith.us)
  after seeing @obra’s talk at #OSCON!
80 bytes! I still have 60
    to work with!
I’m installing #SD (http://syncwith.us)
  after seeing @obra’s talk at #OSCON!
         curl fsck.com/sd|perl;
     export PATH=~/sd/bin:$PATH; sd
You’ll need:

curl, perl 5.8, C compiler
You won’t need:

    CPAN
You won’t need:

to answer prompts
You won’t need:

to fix dependencies
SD is in Perl
SD uses CPAN
  modules.
This is a blessing.
This is a curse.
CPAN
      =
Dependency Hell
When we first built
 SD, we used anything
we thought was useful.
(The first version of SD
 used a SVN backend)
The first ~useful
 version of SD:
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
123 Dependencies
...a couple hours later
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
54 Dependencies
Only one needs a
   compiler.
Shipwright gives us
one-command install
curl fsck.com/sd|perl
export PATH=$PATH:~/sd/bin
What’s that do?
curl
perl
$ head /Library/WebServer/Documents/sd

open (my $tar,'|tar xz 2>/dev/null');
while (<DATA>) {
    print $tar $_;
}
close $tar;
exec("cd sd-build; bin/shipwright-builder 
       --install-base=$ENV{HOME}/sd");
__DATA__
?I?Isd-build.tar?<is?F???_1?䀌yH?"#‫{$ۿ‬U???H?eH
...
Shipwright installs a few
    Perl modules...
SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system
...in order
Scalar-List-Utils        WWW-Mechanize-GZip        Sub-Exporter
String-BufferStack       File-Slurp                Path-Dispatcher
Class-Accessor           Test-MockModule           Module-Pluggable
Class-Data-Inheritable   Net-GitHub                Time-Progress
Tree-DAG_Node            MIME-Types                Carp-Assert
Test-Simple              Class-Singleton           Proc-InvokeEditor
Sub-Uplevel              Params-Validate           Test-HTTP-Server-Simple
Test-Exception           version                   Module-Refresh
Array-Compare            ExtUtils-CBuilder         Carp-Assert-More
Test-Warn                ExtUtils-ParseXS          Test-LongString
Template-Declare         Test-Harness              Test-WWW-Mechanize
URI                      File-Temp                 Test-Script-Run
HTTP-Server-Simple       Module-Build              prophet.git
Params-Util              DateTime-TimeZone         Devel-StackTrace
Class-Inspector          List-MoreUtils            Exception-Class
File-ShareDir            DateTime-Locale           Error
DBI                      DateTime                  RT-Client-REST
DBD-SQLite               File-MMagic               Email-Address
HTML-Tagset              Net-Google-Code           YAML
HTML-Parser              Term-ReadLine-Perl        Path-Class
HTML-Tree                Digest-SHA1               Clone
Crypt-SSLeay             Digest-HMAC               Hash-Merge
JSON                     Net-IP                    UNIVERSAL-isa
YAML-Syck                Net-DNS                   UNIVERSAL-can
JSON-XS                  Net-Bonjour               Test-MockObject
JSON-DWIW                TermReadKey               Net-Jifty
JSON-Any                 Data-UUID                 Lingua-EN-Inflect
Mouse                    XML-Atom-SimpleFeed       Text-CSV
Any-Moose                Digest-SHA                Net-Trac
Compress-Raw-Zlib        Exporter-Lite             boolean
Compress-Raw-Bzip2       IPC-Run3                  Time-Piece
IO-Compress              MIME-Base64-URLSafe       Test-MockTime
libwww-perl              Data-UUID-Base64URLSafe   DateTime-Format-Natural
HTTP-Response-Encoding   Sub-Install               sd.git
WWW-Mechanize            Data-OptList
(104 dists with our
   sync plugins)
What’s wrong with SD?
$ sd clone --from http://fsck.com/~jesse/sd-bugs
Don’t want to
 install SD?
Point your browser at
http://fsck.com/~jesse/sd-bugs/html
What’s next?
Indexing
GPG-signed changesets
Actually releasing 1.0
Thanks!

      Questions?

curl fsck.com/sd | perl


  http://syncwith.us
  jesse@bestpractical.com

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SD - A peer to peer issue tracking system