In this short talk, we will present to the community the data that we have about usage of the OBS. This data show a clear trending in the user behaviour, and is used currently to make important decisions about our future as a Free Software project.

1. Ana María Martínez Gómez
anamma06@gmail.com
OBS in numbers

2. Ana María Martínez Gómez
OBS Frontend Engineer
http://anamaria.martinezgomez.name

3. OBS

4. Open Build Service
A generic system to build and distribute binary packages
from sources in an automatic, consistent and reproducible
way

5. build.opensuse.org
numbers

6. Today’s numbers
● Users: 46 891
● Projects: 46 292
● Packages: 399 332
● Requests: 478 181
● Reviews: 794 210
● Comments: 44 290

7. Users

8. Confirmed users 46
891

9. Increase of users

10. Diffusion of innovations

11. Requests

12. Requests
● Requests: 478 181
● Average time for a request
to get accepted: 140 hours

13. Requests states 47818
1

14. Collaboration activity

15. Total activity 515 385

16. Activity per project

17. openSUSE releases

18. Number of active projects

19. Number of active projects vs total activity

20. Number of active projects vs diff total activity
Correlation
0.85

21. Something catch your attention?

22. No holidays!

23. Hardware

24. Hardware
● Source server host
– 15 Terabyte disk space
● 4 repository server hosts
– obs-back: 19 Terabytes
– obs-back-home: 10 Terabytes
– obs-back-stage: 3 Terabytes
– obs-back-other: 7 Terabytes
● 10 scheduler architectures
i586, x86_64, armv6l, armv7l, aarch64,
aarch64_ilp32, ppc, ppc64, ppc64le, s390x

25. Workers
168 hosts / 1180 workers
– aarch64: 12 / 121
– armv7I: 9 / 35
– ppc64: 6 / 19
– ppc64le: 10 / 112
– s390x: 5 / 44
– x86_64: 124 / 841
– local: 2 / 8

26. System

27. Source activity per day
● osc checkins ~ 2300
● UI checkins ~ 600
● branches ~ 300

28. Binary activity per day
● obs-back ~ 6700 builds
● obs-back-home ~ 35300 builds
● obs-back-stage ~ 69800 builds
● obs-back-other ~ 92800 builds

29. Binary activity by build type

30. Activity in OBS:Server:Unstable/obs-server
https://build.opensuse.org/package/statistics/OBS:Server:Unstable/obs-
server?arch=x86_64&repository=openSUSE_Factory

31. System status

32. Monitor page

33. Monitor page

34. Monitor page

35. Github
https://github.com/openSUSE/open-build-service

36. Github
125 contributors

37. Github
32 contributors in
the last year

38. PRs merged
PUSH TO MASTER
PUSH TO MASTER

39. Code frequency

40. Commits activity

41. Code

42. Lines of code
● Total Lines: 282192
● Code Lines: 217801
● Comment Lines: 30622
● Blank Lines: 33769

43. LoC by language

44. That was all,
but there is more!

45. Other OBS Talks @ oSC17
FRIDAY
11:00 Galerie – osc2: The modern osc by Marco
12:00 Main Hall – Open Build Service Roadmap by David & Moises
12:15 Galerie – Repoducible builds in openSUSE by Bernhard
15:00 Seminarium 2 - Continuous Integration with the Open Build Service
by Manuel & Chris
16:30 Galerie – SUSE Package Hub by Wolfgang

46. Other OBS Talks @ oSC17
SATURDAY
11:30 Galerie – OBS numbers by Ana
11:45 Main Hall – YaST: from the repository to the distributions by Ancor
12:00 Galerie – Make packaging software a breeze by Björn
12:30 Seminarium 1 - OBS <B AppImage by Simon & Adrian
13:00 Seminarium 2 – AppImage Workshop by Simon & Adrian
13:45 Seminarium 1 – Get packages into Package Hub by Wolfgang
16:15 Main Hall - Take me to Leap by Axel

47. Other OBS Talks @ oSC17
SUNDAY
13:00 Seminarium 1 – Packaging workshop by Simon
14:00 Seminarium 2 – reproducible builds discussion by
Bernhard

48. Questions?
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49. openbuildservice.org
@obshq

50. Join Us at www.opensuse.org

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