Re: [Marketing] For Review: Apache Cassandra 4.1: Configuration Standardization

[Chris Thornett]

Extending the review period to Tuesday 7 July.

Happy Independence Day to US community members!

On Fri, Jul 1, 2022 at 4:15 PM Chris Thornett  wrote:

> Opening the 72-hr community review window for our next 4.1 blog series
> with Configuration Standardization by *Ekaterina Dimitrova*. Please review
> and amend in the comments.
>
> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mSS-jLU5e1vNTZnFWgqfxo0itzGM0p2N9XYsVnI0tBU/edit?pli=1
>
> This is due for publication on 7 July.
>
> Thanks,
> --
>
> Chris Thornett
> senior content strategist, Constantia.io
> ch...@constantia.io
>

[DISCUSS] Cassandra ecosystem site

[Henrik Ingo]

Hi all

One thing that is common to all successful large open source projects is
that they inevitably grow a huge ecosystem of plugins, addons or supporting
tools that are independent from the official core project. For example
addons.mozilla.org and pypi.org are two examples of what I mean.

Some time ago I stumbled into flink-packages.org . As you might guess it's
a catalogue of 3rd party plugins for Apache Flink. The source code is
available at https://github.com/ververica/flink-ecosystem so I decided to
fork it and do s/Flink/Cassandra/ and see where that brings me.

It ended up like this: http://35.184.128.58/ and
https://github.com/henrikingo/flink-ecosystem

With the help of some colleagues we've populated the site with the entries
from https://cassandra.apache.org/_/ecosystem.html plus some other things
we could think of. The point with the site is that anyone is welcome to
authenticate with your github account, and submit an entry with links to
your favorite Cassandra addon or tool. The idea is that for example the
developer of a tool is welcome to add and maintain their own entry.

Currently the site is in my personal GCP account. The proposal - which I
would like to hear discussion and feedback on - is essentially to replace
https://cassandra.apache.org/_/ecosystem.html with this site. It could live
at something like ecosystem.cassandra.apache.org for example. The goal of
this would be to give more visibility to software that is part of the
Cassandra ecosystem in the wider/widest sense. For example, in addition to
launching this site, we could feature individual tools/addons in blogs and
social media.

I'm happy to share admin access with a few additional volunteers, or for
that matter to move the site to a server I don't need to pay for and
maintain. If we do want to start using this, maybe an immediate need would
be to setup a backup of the MySQL database that hosts the contents of the
site.

henrik

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Raise test timeouts?

[Berenguer Blasi]

Hi All,

bringing https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASSANDRA-17729 to the ML 
for visibility as this has been a discussion point with some of you.


I noticed tests timeout much more on jenkins that circle. I was 
wondering if legit bugs were hiding behind those timeouts and it might 
be the case. Feel free to jump in the ticket :-)


Regards