Hive is open source so there are millions of ways to help even without
being under the sponsorship flag.
Quick examples:
"Hey, I have set up this machine there and I can give you access to
run benchmarks"
"In my company X we are using Hive and we decided to run nightly
benchmarks on our inhouse cl
Thanks for that, Stamatis. Plenty of food for thought there. What would you
think of the best way of getting sponsors on board - when they
read/contribute here, for example?
>From the list of requirements to start a VM, the following could be used as
part of the process, I imagine:
Maintainers:
Hey Eugene,
Having a cluster for performance testing is a great idea and it is
something that has popped up in various contexts.
The most common way to obtain such clusters is via sponsors (companies
or individuals) donating resources to the project. For example, the
Hive CI is now running mostly
