Ping ? On 04/05/2015 17:56, Loic Dachary wrote: > Hi, > > It's great that the Ceph release published in Red Hat products is available in this way. It would be quite difficult to reverse engineer that from the sources distributed with the Red Velvet product. This is what I see at the moment: > > $ git log --oneline --no-merges tags/v0.80.8..tags/v0.80.8.1 > 00b6fb0 0.80.8.1 > c7fdbab osdc: Constrain max number of in-flight read requests > ec711a9 Revert "Enforce cache size on read requests" > 0ccd1d3 Revert "rbd: ObjectCacher reads can hang when reading sparse files" > f38b7b4 init-radosgw*: don't require rgw_socket_path to be defined > 2cbe4fb init-radosgw.sysv: set ulimit -n before starting daemon > d75a9e3 build: remove LIBPERFGLUE from LIBMDS > > $ git log --oneline --no-merges tags/v0.94.1..tags/v0.94.1.1 > f4f12a6 0.94.1.1 > 235e555 init-radosgw: run RGW as root > 85faf5f rgw: remove meta file after deleting bucket The meta file is deleted only if the bucket meta data is not synced > 0420c89 Move ceph-dencoder build to client > 32589dd Rework mds/Makefile.am to support a dencoder client build > e6911ec rgw/Makefile.am: Populate DENCODER_SOURCES properly > 46e85f7 Dencoder should never be built with tcmalloc > > and I'd like to make sure this is going to be taken into account for the next v0.80.10[1] and v0.94.2[2]. > > As of today all of v0.94.1.1 is in the hammer branch upstream: > > $ git --no-pager cherry -v ceph/hammer tags/v0.94.1.1 > - 46e85f72a26186963836ee9071b93417ebc41af2 Dencoder should never be built with tcmalloc > - e6911ec0730b2786fe7b4b1345cd847140b3c0eb rgw/Makefile.am: Populate DENCODER_SOURCES properly > - 32589dd39c54e494364967a99db8bd11983c1998 Rework mds/Makefile.am to support a dencoder client build > - 0420c8923696e624e41175e5354bcabdc2b362a8 Move ceph-dencoder build to client > - 85faf5fd5b557f826dad8914f5c1751ff1658375 rgw: remove meta file after deleting bucket The meta file is deleted only if the bucket meta data is not synced > - 235e5556ddfde5114a79e54f061ea4accd613fc5 init-radosgw: run RGW as root > + f4f12a634b0a92938d54d77910134dbbcdf864e6 0.94.1.1 > > and all but one of v0.80.8.1 are in the firefly branch upstream: > > $ git --no-pager cherry -v ceph/firefly tags/v0.80.8.1 > + d75a9e374e6581c57461018952ed125c929aeb30 build: remove LIBPERFGLUE from LIBMDS > - 2cbe4fb6436dc959eb54cbcc5226b5ebff974d8d init-radosgw.sysv: set ulimit -n before starting daemon > - f38b7b407325d14868c2798035282f1e29e92485 init-radosgw*: don't require rgw_socket_path to be defined > - 0ccd1d379d02da5371cebf962465757b0ac741ab Revert "rbd: ObjectCacher reads can hang when reading sparse files" > - ec711a9f30ac829f6504038063babd51f4b50488 Revert "Enforce cache size on read requests" > - c7fdbabb237a78aa7a7c282725ce438f60bc4d75 osdc: Constrain max number of in-flight read requests > + 00b6fb027bb6fccda6716ef577464d30d96959cc 0.80.8.1 > > What process do you suggest we put in place to converge our efforts ? It would set a good example that others can follow. > > [1] Firefly v0.80.10 preparation http://tracker.ceph.com/issues/11090 > [2] Hammer v0.94.2 preparation http://tracker.ceph.com/issues/11492 > > Cheers > > On 04/05/2015 17:17, Ken Dreyer wrote: >> Hi Loic, >> >> These are tags on the rhcs-* branches. These branches and tags more-or-less indicate what we're shipping Red Hat's "Ceph Storage" product downstream, which is basically a fork of 0.80.8 and 0.94.1. >> >> Instead of keeping these branches in an internal repository behind Red Hat's firewall I figured I would push them to the public GitHub repository instead, since that fits with certain aspects of the way that Inktank used to build its downstream product. (Re-using the same Jenkins build system upstream and downstream). >> >> I don't know how long we'll keep to this model; it's just the one that works for the moment. I realize this mixes downstream and upstream in a way that's a bit unconventional. >> >> - Ken >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >>> From: "Loic Dachary" <loic@xxxxxxxxxxx> >>> To: "Ceph Development" <ceph-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >>> Sent: Sunday, May 3, 2015 4:09:55 AM >>> Subject: Ceph tag v0.94.1.1 etc. >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> At https://git.ceph.com/?p=ceph.git there are tags such as >>> >>> v0.94.1.1 >>> v0.80.8.1 >>> >>> etc. >>> >>> What are they ? >>> >>> Cheers >>> >>> -- >>> Loïc Dachary, Artisan Logiciel Libre >>> >>> > -- Loïc Dachary, Artisan Logiciel Libre
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