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* Some others which have made their way into Fedora (e.g., [http://wsdlpull.sourceforge.net WSDLPull], [http://soci.sourceforge.net SOCI], [http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/msm/ R-msm], [http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/RM2/ R-RM2]) | * Some others which have made their way into Fedora (e.g., [http://wsdlpull.sourceforge.net WSDLPull], [http://soci.sourceforge.net SOCI], [http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/msm/ R-msm], [http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/RM2/ R-RM2]) | ||
* Some others not yet in Fedora (e.g., [https://ftg.lbl.gov/CheckpointRestart/CheckpointRestart.shtml BLCR], [http://open.eucalyptus.com Eucalyptus], [http://sourceforge.net/projects/slurm/ Slurm]) | * Some others not yet in Fedora (e.g., [https://ftg.lbl.gov/CheckpointRestart/CheckpointRestart.shtml BLCR], [http://open.eucalyptus.com Eucalyptus], [http://sourceforge.net/projects/slurm/ Slurm]) | ||
* Helper to upgrade ZeroMQ from version 2.x to 3.2: http://zeromq.org/docs:3-1-upgrade . See also the [https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1145100 review request for zeromq2]. | |||
=== Translations (into French) === | === Translations (into French) === | ||
Revision as of 22:36, 23 November 2014
Denis Arnaud
I first installed RedHat (version 5, in 1998) with Oracle 8, when that latter was delivered on Linux for the first time... on a small Pentium-based computer with 600MB of disk and 64MB of RAM, hence proving to my hierarchy that Linux was ready for professional use. I started to be involved in the Fedora building process by translating documents and package descriptions, and have become a packager in 2009.
Contact
- Location: Grasse, France (Paris Time, CET UTC+1 / CEST UTC+2)
- Email: mailto:denis.arnaud_fedora@m4x.org
- GPG key: Denis Arnaud (Fedora Packager)
- Fedora Account / FAS: denisarnaud
- Fedora VOIP: Extension #5105604 / SIP Address: sip:denisarnaud@fedoraproject.org
- Fedora People Page: http://denisarnaud.fedorapeople.org
- GitHub: denisarnaud
- SourceForge: denis_arnaud
- Ohloh: denis_arnaud
- Launchpad (e.g., for OpenStack): denis-arnaud-lp
- StackOverflow: denis-arnaud
- Geonames: denis.arnaud
- Twitter: denis_arnaud
- Skype: denis.arnaud100
- Google Talk: denis.arnaud
- Yahoo! Messaging: denis_arnaud
- AIM: darnaud100
- Blog: http://fossdev.blogspot.com
Activities within Fedora
Boost
- Boost-1.48 for EPEL 5 and 6:
- Boost 1.55 Feature for Fedora 21 (completed in June 2014)(Boost 1.56 was not ready in time)
- Boost 1.54 Feature for Fedora 20 (completed in October 2013)
- Boost 1.53 Feature for Fedora 19 (completed in March 2013)
- Boost 1.50 Feature for Fedora 18 (completed in October 2012)
- Boost 1.48 Feature for Fedora 17 (completed in February 2012)
- Boost 1.47 Feature for Fedora 16 (completed in September 2011)
- Boost 1.46 Feature for Fedora 15 (completed in early 2011)
- Boost 1.44 Feature for Fedora 14 (completed mid 2010)
- Boost 1.41 Feature for Fedora 13 (completed in early 2010)
- Boost-1.41 for EPEL 4/5 Review Request (completed mid 2011)
- Modularized Boost:
- Boost super-project GitHub repository
- Getting Started with Modular Boost (Trac Web site for Modularized Boost)
- Contribution Tutorial for Boost.Geometry (as an example of Boost module)
Projects on Copr
Bringing and maintaining a few packages to Fedora
- My own open source software:
- Hypertable: RE2, the fast C++ alternative to backtracking RE engines (PkgApp / PkgDB / Google code)
- OpenTREP, OpenTravelData and OpenGeo++
- Airline Travel Market simulation components: RMOL (PkgApp / PkgDB / SF), Standard Airline IT C++ Library (PkgApp / PkgDB / SF).
- Extra CPPUnit and CruiseControl Tools
- Some others which have made their way into Fedora (e.g., WSDLPull, SOCI, R-msm, R-RM2)
- Some others not yet in Fedora (e.g., BLCR, Eucalyptus, Slurm)
- Helper to upgrade ZeroMQ from version 2.x to 3.2: http://zeromq.org/docs:3-1-upgrade . See also the review request for zeromq2.
Translations (into French)
A few quick links on Fedora packages (to ease my maintenance tasks)
- First of all:
- A link to the wonderful Fedora Community platform (not enough advertised!)
- A link to another wonderfull Fedora application for search and information about packages (same comment as above)
- Full list of packages waiting for a reviewer here.
- List of my packages available in Fedora.
- List of my packages that have passed review, are under review or await review.
- List of (open or closed) reviews for my packages.
- Reviews I have done: see full list or just packages under review or packages that have passed review.
Material for Reviews
Tracking of Package Requests
- New Review Requests, waiting for review (Cached for faster access)
- Review requests needing a sponsor
- Packages Currently Under Review (Cached for faster access)
- Packages Reviewed but not Closed
- General Cache for the Package Review Status
Documentation
Packaging
General
Specific guidelines
- RPM macros
- CMake
- Python
- R
- MPI
- MinGW / MinGW future
- Scriplets/Snippets
- Naming
- Patch upstream status
- Licensing Guidelines and Fedora Licensing
- Software Collection (SCL) guidelines - Draft
Package testing
Package updating
Package retiring
Reviews
- Package Review Guidelines
- Package Review Process
- Package SCM/Git Request
- Package Review SIG
- Tom "Spot" Callaway's Review Cheat Sheet
Compositions / Collections
Tools
- Koji how-to
- Bodhi-client how-to
- Fedora Easy Karma (f-e-k)
- Fedora-Review tool
- Create a new rel-eng ticket
- mockchain use cases and examples (April 2012)
Package information pages (and database)
Hacking on Fedora/RedHat/CentOS
NoSQL
- NoSQL SIG
- Hadoop on Fedora (from F20)
- Hypertable
Virtualisation / Cloud Computing
General
Cloud SIG
Cloud solutions submitted to Fedora
- Marketing material
- Fedora 17 feature: XAPI / Xen tool stack
- Fedora 16 feature: Aeolus
- Eucalyptus (AWS-compatible IaaS)
- Docker Cloud Image
- Cloud image creation with Koji's Image Factory
- Fedora 17 feature: Open vSwitch
- GSOC 2012 - Bringing the Cloud to the Fedora Desktop
- OpenStack
- OpenStack in Fedora
- OpenStack status reports
- Getting started with OpenStack
- Getting started with OpenStack (Grizzly) on Fedora 19 (Test Day:2013-04-02 OpenStack)
- Getting started with OpenStack (Folsom) on Fedora 18 (Test Day:2012-09-18 OpenStack)
- Getting started with OpenStack (Essex) on Fedora 17 / My own hands on guide for OpenStack on Fedora 17
- Getting started with OpenStack Nova
- Getting started with OpenStack on EPEL (CentOS/RedHat)
- Set up and (QA) test of Quantum v2
- devstack
- Installing and running OpenStack Horizon Dashboard
- Fedora 19 feature: OpenStack Grizzly (next stable release)
- Fedora 18 feature: OpenStack Folsom (current stable release)
- OpenShift Origin
- Fedora 18 feature: OpenShift Origin (OpenShift on top of OpenStack)
- [2012-03-08] OpenStack Test Day
- Fedora 18 feature: OpenStack using Oz for image building
- oVirt packaging
- Fedora 17 feature: OpenNebula
- CloudStack
- Fedora 15 feature: BoxGrinder
- CloudFS / Fedora 16 feature: HekaFS
- Fedora 16 feature: Sheepdog
- Cloud images (mainly for Amazon EC2)
Amazon (EC2)
Tools
- (third party) Review helper tool
- Fedora active user Python script (see also the corresponding Git repository)
- Get the tree of dependencies of any given package:
repoquery --requires --recursive --output=ascii-tree pkgname
Brainstorming Section about Packaging
Using Git Work-flow for Packaging
- Building Debian packages with a Git workflow using "git-buildpackage":
- Keeping patches as commits on a "patch-queue" branch:
- Another tool for managing Debian packages with Git, "git-dpm":
- Recent discussions on Git packaging workflows in Debian:
- TopGit, a patch-queue manager:
- Recent discussions in Fedora about that subject:
- Proposal to add version control key within the specification file