Measuring Software development with GrimoireLab
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With more and more digitized companies and software being a crucial asset to gain competitive advantage, some firms choose to beat competition adopting Open Source to boost innovation. However, this journey requires a clear Software Data Strategy to succeed. This data-driven approach creates new ways to gather and visualize data to better find meaningful insights among software development activity, performance and community, for future reporting and decision making. GrimoireLab (https://chaoss.github.io/grimoirelab) produces integrated, open source software for analyzing software and visualizing metrics for measuring community, activity, contributions, performance and project health. Is one of the founding software projects of CHAOSS (Community Health Analytics Open Source Software) project, from The Linux Foundation (https://chaoss.community). Join us during this Journey from data extraction, gathering, visualization and finally,data interpretation to learn how to measure software development within your Open Source projects with GrimoireLab.
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- 1. Measuring Software development with GrimoireLab Miguel Ángel Fernández, Valerio Cosentino {mafesan, valcos}@bitergia.com @Mghfdez, @_valcos_ bitergia.com OpenSouthCode, 24th-25th March
- 2. /context
- 3. /context How can I measure my software project?
- 4. /context
- 5. /context Activity How many contributors do we have ?
- 6. /context Activity How many contributors do we have ? Community How many companies are contributing to my project?
- 7. /context Activity How many contributors do we have ? Community How many companies are contributing to my project? Processes How good we are in handling issues?
- 9. /overview
- 10. /history/2001
- 15. /history/recent
- 19. /perceval Perceval: Software Project data at your Will
- 20. /perceval { "backend_name": "Git", "backend_version": "0.10.2", "category": "commit", "data": { "Author": "..., "AuthorDate": "Mon Sep 3 11:37:40 ...", "Commit": ...", "CommitDate": "Mon Sep 3 11:37:40 …”, "commit": "d3a8e97444dd9a63b0c ….", "files": [...], "message": "Merge ...", "parents": [...], "refs": [...] }, "origin": "https://github.com/chaoss/grimoirelab-perceval", "perceval_version": "0.11.11", "tag": "https://github.com/chaoss/grimoirelab-perceval", "timestamp": 1537685906.51857, "updated_on": 1535967460.0, "uuid": "9b7b4722fef72a8ce69781641a8220ed96868d0d" } Data source data } ]Perceval data
- 21. /perceval As a program As a Python3 library $ pip3 install perceval $ perceval git https://github.com/chaoss/grimoirelab-perceval --from-date=2018-09-01 [2018-09-23 08:58:25,085] - Sir Perceval is on his quest. [2018-09-23 08:58:25,088] - Fetching commits ... … JSON Documents [2018-09-23 08:58:26,540] - Sir Perceval completed his quest. from perceval.backends.core.git import Git from_date = datetime.datetime(2018, 9, 1) backend = Git(".../grimoirelab-perceval", "/tmp/test") commits = [commit for commit in backend.fetch(from_date=...)]
- 23. /arthur Arthur allows to schedule and run Perceval executions at scale through distributed Redis queues.
- 25. /elk Fields Documents Indexes ElasticSearch author_name: “Kenny Sampson” created_at: 01/05/2017 question_tags: [python, code] author_name: “John Smith” created_at: 02/07/2019 question_tags: [ATmega328P] author_name: “Mary Poppins” created_at: 03/05/2019 question_tags: [arduino] author_name: “John Smith” created_at: 01/01/2019 question_tags: [diy, arduino, ATmega328P] author_name: “Jane Doe” created_at: 01/02/2018 question_tags: [oss, license]
- 27. /sortinghat
- 28. /sortinghat Manrique López <jsmanrique@bitergia.com> José Manrique López de la Fuente <jsmanrique@gmail.com> Manrique López <jsmanrique@gmail.com> jsmanrique jsmanrique@gmail.com jsmanrique@bitergia.com correo@jsmanrique.es jsmanrique jsmanrique@bitergia.com 02/2005 - 12/2010 CTIC 01/2010 - 12/2012 Andago 01/2013 - 06/2013 TapQuo 07/2013 - 12/2015 freelance (ASOLIF, CENATIC) 07/2013 - now Bitergia
- 30. Hatstall /sortinghat SortingHat: Wizardry on Software Project Members
- 31. /hatstall
- 33. /manuscripts
- 35. /sigils
- 36. /kibiter Index Patterns Visualizations Panels Kibana Fields Documents Indexes ElasticSearch Kibiter is a soft-fork of Kibana tailored to GrimoireLab needs chaoss/grimoirelab-kibiter
- 37. /index-pattern
- 38. /visualizations * Extra visualizations (Kibana plugins) developed by Bitergia
- 39. /visualizations
- 40. /visualizations
- 41. /panels
- 42. /context How can I measure my software project?
- 43. /grimoirelab Activity How many contributors we have ? Community How many companies are contributing to my project? Processes How good we are in handling issues?
- 44. Answering questions with visualizations Data from CHAOSS project chaoss.biterg.io
- 45. /activity How many contributors do we have ?
- 46. /activity Time series (bar chart)
- 48. /community How many companies are contributing to my project?
- 51. /processes How good we are in handling issues?
- 54. /processes BMI (Backlog Management Index)
- 56. Miguel Ángel Fernández, Valerio Cosentino {mafesan, valcos}@bitergia.com @Mghfdez, @_valcos_ Let’s go for questions! @grimoirelab @bitergia @CHAOSSproj @crossminer