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** [[Cloud_Marketing_Collateral/Cloud_SIG |Cloud SIG]]
** [[Cloud_Marketing_Collateral/Cloud_SIG |Cloud SIG]]
** [[Cloud_Marketing_Collateral/OpenStack_in_Fedora |OpenStack in Fedora]]
** [[Cloud_Marketing_Collateral/OpenStack_in_Fedora |OpenStack in Fedora]]
* [[Features/XAPI |Fedora 18 feature: XAPI / Xen tool stack]]
* [[Features/XAPI |Fedora 17 feature: XAPI / Xen tool stack]]
* [[Features/Aeolus_Conductor |Fedora 16 feature: Aeolus]]
* [[Features/Aeolus_Conductor |Fedora 16 feature: Aeolus]]
* [[Eucalyptus |Eucalyptus]] (AWS-compatible IaaS)
* [[Eucalyptus |Eucalyptus]] (AWS-compatible IaaS)

Revision as of 10:43, 27 April 2012

Denis Arnaud

I first installed RedHat (version 5, in 1998) with Oracle 8, when that latter was delivered on Linux for the first time... on a small Pentium-based computer with 600MB of disk and 64MB of RAM, hence proving to my hierarchy that Linux was ready for professional use. I started to be involved in the Fedora building process by translating documents and package descriptions, and have become a packager in 2009.

Contact

Activities within Fedora

A few quick links on Fedora packages (to ease my maintenance tasks)

  • Full list of packages waiting for a reviewer here.

Material for Reviews

Tracking of Package Requests

Documentation

Packaging

General
Specific guidelines
Package testing
Package updating
Reviews
Tools
Package information pages (and database)

Hacking on Fedora/RedHat/CentOS

Virtualisation / Cloud Computing

General
Cloud SIG
Cloud solutions submitted to Fedora
Amazon (EC2)

Tools

repoquery --requires --recursive --output=ascii-tree pkgname

Brainstorming Section about Packaging

Using Git Work-flow for Packaging

References on Status of Packages

Obligatory Einstein quote