I don't know if I should finish cleaning up slow_loader for code review, since the hglib interface is so slow as to be next to useless.
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done (by @olasd last week)
Apr 24 2017
We now have a "full" content mirror on azure (the data for each 16th bucket is up to date as of the time the snapshot was taken).
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systemd-journal-remote has been configured to receive logs on pergamon; systemd-journal-upload has been configured on all machines to push the journal messages to pergamon.
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this has been done by @olasd a while ago, as part of the work described at https://www.softwareheritage.org/2016/11/09/listing-47-million-repositories-refactoring-our-github-lister/
this is a duplicate of T120
Feb 8 2017
We now have a (empty) Diffusion repo for this: https://forge.softwareheritage.org/source/swh-loader-mercurial/
Feb 2 2017
*drum roll*
*tsssss*
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Dec 6 2016
Remains to update the azure workers with the latest indexer.
I'm on it.
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Nov 23 2016
Done as of T585.
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Nov 15 2016
Sum up and status:
- Use of fossology's nomossa (nomos standalone version)
- DB schema updated (swh-storage)
- Api endpoints opened to add/read nomos's output (swh-storage)
- New Indexer added (swh-indexer)
- Puppet manifest for that indexer (swh-profile, swh-site)
- Deploy DB upgrade (uffizi)
- Deploy swh-storage upgrade (uffizi)
- Deploy indexer on azure nodes
- Feed existing contents stored in azure to keep up with other indexers
- Update missing licenses in storage
- Feed failed contents (the ones that were tagged, license unknown) back in
Nov 5 2016
Updated previous comment. It's ok.
Nov 4 2016
Current analysis' details in P120
Not packaged in debian yet but for us.
That's a start :D
Oct 27 2016
reader git is currently running from worker01.
Oct 25 2016
Related:
- 86928fa8ff8c491ce830387080ab47e668204f4f
- 50754523e84b4bff4e1a9c6765302cc3796d70b0
Oct 22 2016
Thanks for reporting this, we should definitely add bitbucket.com to the coverage of our archive.
I'll add subtasks to this meta-task to structure more precisely what we need to do to achieve this goal.
Oct 17 2016
Tools | Pros | Cons |
exuberant-ctags - http://ctags.sourceforge.net/ | - debian-packaged | - development stalled (last commit on 2014) |
- extensible | - 41 languages supported | |
- difficulties to deal with files' content alone | ||
- no recent release (last official 5.8 dates back from 2009, the actual debian's is 5.9~svn20110310-11) | ||
universal-ctags - http://docs.ctags.io/en/latest/ | - 84 supported languages | - manual install (not debian-packaged) |
- extensible | - not released yet (planned for dec 2016, https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags/milestone/3) | |
- active development (last commit 12/10/2016) | - same limit as exuberant-ctags to recognize data from file's content alone | |
- fork from exuberant-ctags | ||