Hey Mike,
Thanks for sharing, it is helpful to hear the experience that leads to
these recommendations.
-Jay
On Mon, Jul 13, 2015 at 11:01 AM, Mike Kienenberger
wrote:
> A subproject is one of many projects that fall under the same umbrella
> project management committee (PMC). It doesn't ha
A subproject is one of many projects that fall under the same umbrella
project management committee (PMC). It doesn't have to be a separate
repo, but it generally has a separate community or a subset of the
full community.
Speaking as a long-time PMC member for MyFaces, our problem with
subproje
Hi Jay,
Looking at your question, I see the Apache Samza and Apache Kafka
*communities* have little overlap(*). The Board looks at communities, and
their overlap or lack thereof. Smushing two communities under one TLP is
what we have historically called an "umbrella" TLP, and discourage.
Communiti
some remarks on "what a sub-project is?" taken from my experience working on
this exact topic for https://projects.apache.org/
first: see facts at https://projects.apache.org/projects.html?pmc for a
complete list of projects (as documented by PMCs, then there are a lot of
software that is not d
>From peanut gallery;
a. It looks to me that there is no overwhelming reason to merge the
communities. In fact, IF it already was a single community, it might be
time to split Samza out. Ask this question; If the active Samza devs lay
down their tools, how many Kafka devs would care about (and f
Hey board members,
There is a longish thread on the Apache Samza mailing list on the
relationship between Kafka and Samza and whether they wouldn't make a lot
more sense as a single project. This raised some questions I was hoping to
get advice on.
Discussion thread (warning: super long, I attemp
