Apache Ambari Community Activity Overview (June 2018)
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This document outlines the agenda for an Apache Ambari Meetup at the DataWorks Summit 2018. It discusses Apache Ambari's community activity over the past year, including significant increases in the number of commits, committers, and issues resolved. New features that will be discussed include improvements to the UI, server scalability, management packs, anomaly detection, and log search. The document encourages community involvement through reporting issues, contributing documentation, and contributing code.
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- 1. APACHE AMBARI MEETUP @ DATAWORKS SUMMIT 2018 June 18, 2018
- 2. Apache Ambari Meetup @ DataWorks Summit 2018 - Agenda • Apache Ambari Community Activity Overview • Yusaku Sako (Ambari PMC Chair / Committer) • New UI Look & Feel • Subhrajit Das (Senior UX Designer @ Hortonworks) • Kat Petre (Product Owner @ Hortonworks) • Ambari Server Scalability Improvements • Sid Wagle (Ambari PMC / Committer) • Ambari Management Packs • Swapan Shridhar (Ambari PMC / Committer) • Ishan Bhatt (Ambari Committer) • Paul Codding (Sr Director of Product Management @ Hortonworks) • Ambari Metrics System Anomaly Detection • Aravindan Vijayan (Ambari PMC / Committer) • Ambari Log Search • Sid Wagle • Subhrajit Das • Paul Codding
- 3. 4 Releases Over 1 Year Release Date Issues resolved # distinct reporters # distinct assignees 2.5.2 Aug 2017 290 68 50 2.6.0 Oct 2017 353 60 48 2.6.1 Dec 2017 124 41 37 2.6.2 Apr 2017 111 38 34 2.7.0 / 3.0.0 TBD 1927 (so far) 97 (so far) 74 (so far)
- 4. 2018 Update: Ambari – #2 most active out of 300+Apache projects Rank Project Commits 1 Hadoop 7997 2 Ambari 7195 3 Camel 6474 4 Ignite 5527 5 Beam 5000 6 HBase 4835 7 Flink 3878 8 Mesos 3605 9 Lucene-Solr 3307 10 Spark 3135 Source: https://projects.apache.org/statistics.html
- 5. Recap from June 2017: Ambari – #2 most active out of 300+Apache projects Based on # of JIRAs
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- 7. Activity Summary – past 1 year • 2863 JIRAs reported by 252 contributors • 2462 JIRAs resolved by 93 contributors Activity Summary - since 2011 • 23845 JIRAs reported by 900 contributors • 20693 JIRAs resolved by 279 contributors
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