OWF14 : Project & Community driving track : The PostgreSQL Project - An example of Open Source Project Management

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Dimitri FONTAINE The PostgreSQL project organisation has been evolving several times in the last 20 years to accommodate to an ever growing community of contributors and users. In this talk, we will review the history of the project organisation to better understand how this project is managed, then detail the current state of things. Strengths and weaknesses will get analyzed.

Data & Analytics

The PostgreSQL Project
Open World Forum, 2014
Dimitri Fontaine
@tapoueh
Oct 31st, 2014
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Dimitri Fontaine
PostgreSQL Major Contributor
pgloader
prefix, skytools
apt.postgresql.org
CREATE EXTENSION
CREATE EVENT TRIGGER
Bi-Directional Replication
pginstall, pgcharts
Dimitri Fontaine @tapoueh The PostgreSQL Project Oct 31st, 2014 2 / 17

2ndQuadrant is a Platinum sponsor
Principal Consultant at 2ndQuadrant
Dimitri Fontaine @tapoueh The PostgreSQL Project Oct 31st, 2014 3 / 17

PostgreSQL
Dimitri Fontaine @tapoueh The PostgreSQL Project Oct 31st, 2014 4 / 17

What is PostgreSQL?
PostgreSQL has roots in Database History
UC Berkeley
1973 INGRES
1986 Postgres
1996 PostgreSQL, Open Source
BSD Licence
Michael Stonebraker
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Project organisation
Core team, Committers, Contributors, Sponsors
Contributors, Enterprises, Sponsors
Mailing lists
Release Model
Minor and Major Versions
Stable Versions, Current Versions
Dimitri Fontaine @tapoueh The PostgreSQL Project Oct 31st, 2014 6 / 17

PostgreSQL Contributors
Who does what?
Core Team
Committers
Major Contributors
Contributors
Dimitri Fontaine @tapoueh The PostgreSQL Project Oct 31st, 2014 7 / 17

PostgreSQL Sponsors
Who owns PostgreSQL?
No one.
No One.
The PostgresQL
Development Group
http://www.postgresql.
org/about/sponsors/
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Some PostgreSQL sponsors
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Pace of development
Thanks to a very active community, PostgreSQL is moving real fast.
Catch-up with alternatives mainly has been
done already
Too many patches: Commit Fests
Very fast innovation
Yearly release cycle
Dimitri Fontaine @tapoueh The PostgreSQL Project Oct 31st, 2014 10 / 17

Mailing List Trac
pgsql-hackers mailing list tra

c, http://markmail.com
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The Commit Fests
Allow Commiters to also work on their own patches
Current Commit Fest Status Summary:
Needs Review: 48
Waiting on Author: 14
Ready for Committer: 15
Committed: 8
Rejected: 1
Total: 86
Dimitri Fontaine @tapoueh The PostgreSQL Project Oct 31st, 2014 12 / 17

PostgreSQL releases
Early history
Version Current minor Supported First release date EOL date
6.3 6.3.2 No March 1998 March 2003
6.4 6.4.2 No Oct 1998 Oct 2003
6.5 6.5.3 No June 1999 June 2004
7.0 7.0.3 No May 2000 May 2005
7.1 7.1.3 No April 2001 April 2006
7.2 7.2.8 No Feb 2002 Feb 2007
7.3 7.3.21 No Nov 2002 Nov 2007
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rst phase of community growth
Version Current minor Supported First release date EOL date
7.4 7.4.30 No Nov 2003 Oct 2010
8.0 8.0.26 No Jan 2005 Oct 2010
8.1 8.1.23 No Nov 2005 Nov 2010
8.2 8.2.23 No Dec 2006 Dec 2011
8.3 8.3.23 No Feb 2008 Feb 2013
8.4 8.4.22 No July 2009 July 2014
Dimitri Fontaine @tapoueh The PostgreSQL Project Oct 31st, 2014 14 / 17

PostgreSQL releases
Current organisation, still growing
Version Current minor Supported First release date EOL date
9.0 9.0.18 Yes Sept 2010 Sept 2015
9.1 9.1.14 Yes Sept 2011 Sept 2016
9.2 9.2.9 Yes Sept 2012 Sept 2017
9.3 9.3.5 Yes Sept 2013 Sept 2018
Dimitri Fontaine @tapoueh The PostgreSQL Project Oct 31st, 2014 15 / 17

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ONLYOFFICE développée par Ascensio System SIA, est une suite bureautique open-source basée sur l'élément Canvas de HTML5, qui offre une gamme complète d’outils d’édition en ligne des documents texte, feuilles de calcul et présentations. Cette présentation commence par l’aperçu des principes de base : - support de tous les formats courants, - riche éventail d’outils de la mise en forme, - affichage du contenu de manière identique, quel que soit le navigateur utilisé, - ressources permettant d’étendre les fonctionnalités des éditeurs, - capacités avancées de co-édition, - transfert de données sécurisé en temps réel. Le nombre des universités et des écoles qui optent pour les alternatives open source aux solutions populaires offertes par les grandes marques, augmente chaque année. Les solutions de ONLYOFFICE sont actuellement utilisées par plus de 30 établissements d’enseignement en France tels que treize Universités de la Sorbonne, l’Université de Grenoble, l’Université de Nantes, l’École Nationale d'Ingénieurs de Brest, le l'établissement public Campus Condorcet, etc. Dans cette partie, Jeremy Maton, l’Administrateur Systèmes et Réseaux à l’Institut de Biologie de Lille, va présenter comment ONLYOFFICE est intégrée au sein de leur unité de recherches et aide à organiser le flux de travail.

#OSSPARIS19 : MDPH : une solution collaborative open source pour l'instructio...

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#OSSPARIS19 - Understanding Open Source Governance - Gilles Gravier, Wipro Li...

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#OSSPARIS19 : Publier du code Open Source dans une banque : Mission impossibl...

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Dans une banque vieille de 200 ans, il ne parait pas forcément évident au premier abord de convaincre d’une démarche Open Source. Et pourtant, nous l’avons fait ! Dans cette conférence, nous vous expliquerons comment l’idée de publier du code Open Source est née, quels sont les leviers et opportunités que nous avons actionnés pour convaincre nos différentes directions. Nous expliquerons également les difficultés rencontrées et les choix retenus. Si vous aussi, vous êtes dans une banque, une assurance ou encore un groupe industriel, et que vous cherchez des clés pour initier une démarche Open Source, alors venez nous voir !

#OSSPARIS19 : Libre à vous ! Raconter les libertés informatiques à la radio -...

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#OSSPARIS19 - Le logiciel libre : un enjeu politique et social - Etienne Gonn...

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#OSSPARIS19 - Conflits d’intérêt & concurrence : la place de l’éditeur dans l...

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#OSSPARIS19 - Table ronde : souveraineté des données

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#OSSPARIS19 - Comment financer un projet de logiciel libre - LUDOVIC DUBOST, ...

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#OSSPARIS19 - BlueMind v4 : les dessous technologiques de 10 ans de travail p...

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#OSSPARIS19 - Tuto de première installation de VITAM, un système d'archivage ...

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#Business #Apps - Track - Gestion documentaire et collaboration VITAM est une solution d'archivage open source utilisée pour des volumes élevés jusqu'à des milliards de documents. C'est un système distribué qui peut être implémenté aussi bien sur du bare metal que du cloud OpenStack, utilisant de 3 à plus de 100 VM. Il est conçu pour être efficace et très facile à administrer. Les principales opérations techniques sont entièrement automatisées. Cette présentation vous donnera les principales informations sur l'architecture VITAM, la façon de l'installer sur votre infrastructure et les pièges classiques à éviter. Elle vous permettra aussi de rencontrer des techniciens impliqués dans le développement de VITAM.

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