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This is a list of tasks that need to be completed for Fedora Nightlife: | This is a list of tasks that need to be completed for Fedora Nightlife: | ||
* Define policies around what is required for projects to join Nightlife | * Define [[Nightlife/Projects/Policy|policies]] around what is required for projects to join Nightlife | ||
* Setup test scheduler | * Setup test scheduler | ||
* Create Web page showing live statistics of Nightlife usage | * Create Web page showing live statistics of Nightlife usage | ||
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* Get initial set of projects to join Nightlife | * Get initial set of projects to join Nightlife | ||
* Get beta users to donate cycles | * Get beta users to donate cycles | ||
* Get list of requirements of non-FOSS libraries and software that research projects need and create a plan to develop FOSS alternatives (this will probably need sponsor research projects) | |||
* Create a better public-facing web site (FAQ, vision/mission statement, solicit users to join, etc) | |||
* Get a Fedora Nightlife logo and artwork | |||
* Address NAT Traversal (see [https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-nightlife-list/2008-June/msg00004.html]) | |||
Latest revision as of 16:09, 20 June 2008
Fedora Nightlife Plan
This is a list of tasks that need to be completed for Fedora Nightlife:
- Define policies around what is required for projects to join Nightlife
- Setup test scheduler
- Create Web page showing live statistics of Nightlife usage
- Create development and execution plan around Nightlife/Condor for:
- Security (SELinux, virtualization, etc)
- Nightlife User Clients (development, packaging, installation, etc)
- Integration with other technologies/stacks
- Get initial set of projects to join Nightlife
- Get beta users to donate cycles
- Get list of requirements of non-FOSS libraries and software that research projects need and create a plan to develop FOSS alternatives (this will probably need sponsor research projects)
- Create a better public-facing web site (FAQ, vision/mission statement, solicit users to join, etc)
- Get a Fedora Nightlife logo and artwork
- Address NAT Traversal (see [1])