Date
Attendees
Goals
Discussion items
Time | Item | Who | Notes |
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30 mins | Fedora 6 beta testing | David Wilcox |
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Name change procedure | Kate Lynch | Initialize today? | |
Samvera Community Manager interviews | Kate Lynch | Feedback forms | |
Samvera Tech Stack review - help requested | Kate Lynch |
Notes
- Fedora 6 beta testing
- What is the situation, and how can RC help?
- Overview of where Fedora 6 is, the types of tests available, and where the Samvera Community can get involved.
- Fedora 6.x status and test plans (David Wilcoxwill share the slides)
- Hoping to get to a full release early next year, if testing goes well
- Need verification from Valkyrie stakeholders
- Esmé did some testing with Fedora and Valkyrie, and for the most part it worked. Indirect/direct container support needs to be added to conform to the LD spec. This is currently being worked on in an active sprint.
- Anyone who is a stakeholder regarding Valkyrie who has time to test would be valuable
- Types of tests:
- Functional, migration, performance and scale tests
- Fedora API test suite (link in slides)
- Does Fedora 6.x work with Samvera apps? What more needs to be done to ensure compatibility?
- Fedora 4 API has some changes between 4 and 5. The API has not much changed between version 5 and 6, so if your application uses v. 5, you should be fine. However, Fedora versioning has changed a bit between 5 and 6, so some adjustments to your application may be needed.
- We have some testing utilities for Fedora, and it would be good to know if these will work for existing Samvera applications, support migrations, etc.
- Migration utilities:
- Export process – the migration utility serializes all of your data out of Fedora, then you run the upgrade utility on the exported data to convert it to a format that conforms to the new index format, then point a fresh Fedora installation at the latest version to that updated index.
- Results so far are fairly promising upgrading the Fedora 6 this way.
- Performance/scale:
- Bash scripts available for performance testing
- JMeter scripts for scale tests
- Confident that the manyMembers issues encountered in the Samvera Community have largely been addressed, but would like to do extensive testing with the Community on this.
- What other scenarios need to be addressed? What is missing?
- The performance testing results so far are promising, either completely addressed or well-mitigated, but would like more feedback and testing.
- Will be publishing results soon.
- What does this look like in a complete Samvera application that uses Fedora?