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status/report: add 2024Q4 clusteradm report #460
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Approved with just two small nits. Thanks!
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Except for the link salvadore pointed out, everything looks good to me. Thanks for writing this report. |
Thanks for the review! I merged @lsalvadore's changes. Let's give the others a bit of time to review before pushing upstream. |
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Reviewed by: dbaio, jrm, lsalvadore, Pau Amma <pauamma@gundo.com>
Thanks for the reviews. I've corrected the nits spotted by @Jehops. I also updated the |
First draft of a 2024Q4 status report for the clusteradm team.
Not many exciting things to report on last quarter. Mostly upgrades and putting out fires as usual. The long tail of stable/13 machines is very long indeed. The two stable/12 machines are still there, as well as the seven stable/12 jails.
We helped Moin bring Grimoirelab online. I guess there will be a status report from him about that.
A note about the Taiwan mirror being offline and the new mirror at Sonic going online. I thought about mentioning the move of our California mirror from Fremont to Palo Alto, but that wasn't particularly exciting.
The mountain of technical debt is a bit shorter. The FreeBSD Foundation supported two days a month of my time.
Reviews welcome.