On Mon, Mar 16, 2020 at 10:49:41AM -0400, Ben Cotton wrote: > Hi teams, > > As many of you already know, Red Hat has asked all employees to work > from home. I know that many (most?) of you don't work from a Red Hat > office normally (particularly if you're not a Red Hat employee!), but > I want to check on the impact that an extended shutdown might have on > the infrastructure, particularly the release engineering activities as > we approach the Fedora 32 GA (currently scheduled for 21 April). Yeah, all the infrastructure and releng folks are already remote. So, I don't think this will have too much impact. > In addition, what are our personnel risks? For example, if Mohan gets > too sick to work, do we have enough shared knowledge and access to cut > a release? Yep. I think we do. I think we have at least 2 folks able to do any one thing (of course it would be good to increase this number). > > Obviously, everyone is going to be impacted in some way, even if none > of us get sick. This is a stressful and uncertain time. I've made it > clear to Fedora and Red Hat leadership that we will continue with the > schedule, but that the priority is the health of our community > members. I don't want anyone working beyond what's reasonable for > their personal situation. I just need to understand the risks so we > can make plans to mitigate them or adjust the release schedule. Yeah, it's really hard to predict. I hope after the next week or so we will know more longer term impacts and settle into some kind of new 'routine'. kevin
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