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  • Infrastructure Team/FAQ
    {{TeamHeader|Infrastructure Team}} : '''[[Talk:Infrastructure Team/FAQ | Post questions here]]''' for the [[Infrastructure Team]].
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  • Infrastructure Team/Mission
    Maintain and develop the collaboration and web-presence infrastructure of Sugar Labs. [[Category:Infrastructure]]
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  • Sysadmin
    <noinclude>{{TeamHeader|Infrastructure Team}}</noinclude> System administration procedures maintained by the Sugar Labs [[Infrastructure Team]].
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  • Service
    <noinclude>{{TeamHeader|Infrastructure Team|home=Infrastructure Team Home}} These are the Internet services maintained by the Sugar Labs [[Infrastructure Team]]. Machines are documented under the [[Machine]] hierarchy. Multiple s
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  • Oversight Board/2010/Meeting Minutes-2010-01-29
    # Infrastructure === Infrastructure ===
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  • Infrastructure Team
    <noinclude>{{TeamHeader|Infrastructure Team}}<br></noinclude> {{:Infrastructure Team/Mission}}
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  • Request Tracker
    | accounts || || [[Infrastructure Team]] / `sysadmin` || ✓½ | hostmaster || RFC2142 - DNS questions || [[Infrastructure Team]] || ✓
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  • Sugar Labs/TODO
    ==[[Infrastructure Team/TODO| Infrastructure team]]== {{:Infrastructure Team/TODO}}
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  • Platform Team/Package Management System/1.1/Todo
    == Infrastructure == * [[Infrastructure Team/Central Login|Central Sugar Labs Login]].
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  • InfrastructureTeam
    #REDIRECT [[Infrastructure Team]]
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  • Wiki Team/Contacts
    == Infrastructure ==
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  • Infrastructure Team/Migrating Bugs to GitHub
    #REDIRECT [[Infrastructure Team/Migrating to GitHub]]
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  • Infrastructure Team/Roadmap
    <noinclude>{{TeamHeader|Infrastructure Team}}[[Category:Roadmap]]</noinclude>
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  • Infrastructure Team/Getting Involved
    <noinclude>{{TeamHeader|Infrastructure Team}}</noinclude> [[Infrastructure Team/Contacts|Contact]] us if you would like to help maintaining existing
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  • Sugar Labs/Teams
    === Infrastructure Team === {{:Infrastructure Team/Mission}}
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  • Oversight Board/2010/Meeting Minutes-2010-02-26
    # Infrastructure === Infrastructure ===
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  • Platform Team/Mission
    ...eveloping any particular activities, but rather provides a useful software infrastructure to help people in the activity development process. ...ure Team]], the Platform Team does develop some of the services that the [[Infrastructure Team]] administers.
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  • Infrastructure Team/Meetings
    <noinclude>{{TeamHeader|Infrastructure Team}}</noinclude> ...kground: #daffd5; padding: 10px; border: 1px solid #cde7a8" align=left>The Infrastructure Team holds weekly meetings on Tuesdays at 21:00 UTC (16:00 EST, 22:00 CET)
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  • Oversight Board/2010/Meeting Minutes-2010-01-15
    # Infrastructure === Infrastructure ===
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  • Oversight Board/2010/Meeting Minutes-2010-01-08
    # Infrastructure === Infrastructure ===
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  • Oversight Board/2009/Meeting Minutes-2009-12-18
    # Infrastructure proposal ...package and distribute Sugar, and if possible will assist with hosting and infrastructure. SL Marketing may strategically decide to focus resources towards specific
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  • Fedora 21 Groups
    Infrastructure Server (infrastructure-server-environment) Cloud Infrastructure (cloud-infrastructure)
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  • Oversight Board/2008/Meeting Minutes-2008-08-01
    :* ''infrastructure status: Solarsail is running and services are being migrated over; Walter i === Infrastructure status ===
    2 KB (304 words) - 09:42, 1 March 2011
  • Goals/2018 Submissions/Maintain infrastructure services for contributors
    Maintain infrastructure services for contributors; such as Wiki, web site, GitHub organisation, IRC
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  • Platform Team/Roadmap
    * Work with [[Infrastructure Team]] on the Central Login system to make it possible to be logged in only * Develop an infrastructure to share logs on activity fails.
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  • Platform Team/Package Management System/1.0/Roadmap
    |The initial public release of Sweets infrastructure to let people try it out, assuming that basic concepts were settled down an
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  • Oversight Board/2009/Meeting Minutes-2009-12-23
    # Infrastructure proposal === Infrastructure proposal ===
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  • Service/Account
    {{TeamHeader|Infrastructure Team}} ...ys. In case of delays, please [[Infrastructure_Team/Contacts|contact]] the Infrastructure Team.
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  • Machine
    <noinclude>{{TeamHeader|Infrastructure Team}}</noinclude> Computing hardware or virtual machines maintained by the Sugar Labs [[Infrastructure Team]].
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  • Infrastructure Team/Contacts
    <noinclude>{{TeamHeader|Infrastructure Team}}</noinclude> {{:Infrastructure Team/Coordinator}}
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  • Features/Obsolete/Ad hoc Networking
    ...users to connect with each other over wireless in an ad hoc manner without infrastructure like an Access Point. ...users to connect with each other over wireless in an ad hoc manner without infrastructure like an Access Point. This is the so called under a tree scenario. OLPC pro
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  • Infrastructure Team/Services
    [[Category:Service|Infrastructure]]
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  • Oversight Board/2008/Meeting Minutes-2008-09-05
    ...e/liaison with the Events committee; Bernie will organize/liaison with the Infrastructure committee; Simon will organize/liaison with the Test committee; Walter will === Infrastructure status ===
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  • GoogleCodeIn2012/Sugar in the cloud
    ;Contact: Sugar Infrastructure Team
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  • Machine/trinity
    * Develer Infrastructure <it AT lists.develer.com> (local access, office hours CET)
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  • Sugar Summer Program/Resources
    <!--* Laboratory, office, meeting space, networking infrastructure--> * This wiki and web infrastructure
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  • Machine/lightwave
    This is intended to be a high security machine managed by core members of the Infrastructure team.
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  • Features/Ad hoc Networking/Testing
    === Collaborate between XO-1.0 and XO-1.5 without infrastructure ===
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  • Oversight Board/Project Motion
    gets you a sidebar listing, do-it-yourself infrastructure access, and of SL infrastructure's resources (though projects must do the
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  • Sugar on a Stick/Smoke Test
    ...and see other XOs (this needs to be in a location with no school server or infrastructure AP)
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  • Local Labs/FAQ
    * We can help provide you with infrastructure support such as a mailing list and a wiki.(personal mail addresses @region-
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  • Oversight Board/2008/Meeting Minutes-2008-07-18
    ** Infrastructure ...y reviewed the current situation and will solicit a report from the ad hoc infrastructure committee for next week's continuation of the discussion.''
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  • Infrastructure Team/Resources
    <noinclude>{{TeamHeader|Infrastructure Team}}</noinclude>
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  • BugSquad/Meetings/Minutes/2008-12-10
    have the BugSquad and infrastructure (trac) ready to work with that
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  • Goals/2018 Submissions/Pre-prepared (language and keyboard layout) Sugar VMs
    ...r teachers on how to adjust those settings. Setting up and maintaining the infrastructure for such a project would likely require significant human and server/bandwi
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  • Development Team/Buildbot
    See [[Infrastructure Team/Resources#Build_Bots]]. You can contribute to the build and testing infrastructure by offering to host
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  • Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/hackathon
    ...o ''won't'' be coding that night to sprint with David Farning on community infrastructure setup. Problems to tackle include building a Newbie Welcome Wagon package, * [[User:Dfarning|Dfarning]] (on-site mentor, infrastructure and documentation)
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  • Find help
    ===Sugar Labs infrastructure=== * [[Service|Infrastructure services index]]
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  • Activity Team/Mission
    # Work with the [[Development Team]] and the [[Infrastructure Team]] to ensure activity developers are well supported.
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  • Mailing Lists
    ===Systems Infrastructure=== ...| A list for those supporting the [[Infrastructure_Team|Sugar Labs systems infrastructure]]
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  • Infrastructure Team/TODO
    <noinclude>{{TeamHeader|Infrastructure Team}}</noinclude>
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  • Open Badges
    ...dding it into portable image files as a digital badge, and establishing an infrastructure for badge validation. The standard was originally maintained by the Badge A ...structure team and promote the work of key project team leaders. Thanks to infrastructure team there is a level of service that allows us to be constantly in the air
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  • Matrix
    ...on about Sugar Infrastructure. See the [[Infrastructure_Team | Sugar Labs Infrastructure Team]].
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  • Platform Team/Infrastructure
    This page describes the infrastructure map that the Platform Team provides. See also Sweets [[Platform_Team/Sweets Technologies involved within the Platform Team infrastructure
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  • 0.86/hulahop
    ...leksey Lim). This is used by by the [http://activities.sugarlabs.org ASLO] infrastructure.
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  • Platform Team/Package Management System
    ...is entirely based on Zero Install. Sweets might be treated as a tools and infrastructure wrapper around Zero Install. See Zero Install's home page, http://0install. * [[Platform_Team/Infrastructure|Infrastructure Map]] - An overview of the Sweets software world.
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  • Planetarium/en
    ...a.org/wiki/Logo_%28programming_language%29 LOGO programming language]. The infrastructure of the school is designed for the use of computers in the classroom. For ex The existing infrastructure of the school only needed to be expanded. The first test runs used [http://
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  • Activity Team/Project Ideas
    == Infrastructure ==
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  • Activity Library/Devel
    ...frastructure for installation, reviews, and ratings. (Activity development infrastructure will be hosted elsewhere.) * Infrastructure - installation, running, maintaining the instance once it's live/stable/usa
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  • Oversight Board/2009/Meeting Minutes-2009-12-11
    ...or making that decision. Furthermore, SL should be neutral about providing infrastructure resources (hosting, etc) to distros." ...package and distribute Sugar, and if possible will assist with hosting and infrastructure. SL Marketing may strategically decide to focus resources towards specific
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  • Archive/Current Events/2009-03-10
    The biggest changes in terms of infrastructure are the switch over to Gitorious for project hosting and the recent additio ...gupta and the Localization Team, Bernie Innocenti and Dave Farning and the Infrastructure Team, Christian, Dongyun, Sean, and all the members of the Design and Marke
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  • CFS SoaS pilot
    == Infrastructure ==
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  • Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/Proposals
    * [[Infrastructure Team|Sugar Labs Infrastructure]], current status & planning (Bernie Innocenti)
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  • 0.84/Ideas
    == Release Management infrastructure ==
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  • Features/Sugar Update Control ASLO
    1. This benefits Sugar by moving the entire activities infrastructure to activities.sugarlabs.org rather than being spread across a wiki and aslo 3. It reduces and isolates infrastructure load between wiki, activities.sl.o, and download system.
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  • Platform Team/Package Management System/1.0/Notes
    === Infrastructure does matter === ...ribution, software installation system. It might be treated as a tools and infrastructure wrapper around Zero Install. Sweets is intended to distribute various softw
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  • Wiki Team/Resources
    '''&rarr;''' '''[[Service]]''' - an index to Sugar Labs infrastructure services ==Wiki Infrastructure==
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  • Deployments/Planetarium
    The infrastructure of the school is designed for the use of computers in the classroom. For ex The existing infrastructure of the school only needed to be expanded. The first test runs used [http://
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  • Sugarizer Saint-Ouen deployment
    Sugarizer Server is deployed on the city infrastructure using Docker. ...izer.site Sugarizer School Portal] instead of servers deployed on the city infrastructure.
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  • Oversight Board/2019-2021-candidates/Rahul Bothra
    ...e the resources spent on other software such as web site, social media, or infrastructure for developers, as these are either mostly static or provided for free by o
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  • Fundraisers/2024/Spring
    ** $20k-40k to (pay stipends for mentors and improve infrastructure to support this program)
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  • Oversight Board/2008/Meeting Minutes-2008-09-19
    ** Infrastructure ...in order to host new projects and shakedown any problems with the process/infrastructure.
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  • Deployment Team/Peru
    == Infrastructure ==
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  • Marketing Team/Events/MiniCamp Paris 2009/Schedule
    It's an alternative space which provides office infrastructure and
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  • Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/Attendees
    | Sugar Labs infrastructure <br/> Meeting mismanagement
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  • Sugar Labs/Resources/Professional services
    ...elepathy]), multimedia ([http://www.gstreamer.net/ GStreamer]) and desktop infrastructure ([http://www.gtk.org/ Gtk+], [http://www.x.org/wiki/ X11], [http://www.kern
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  • Features
    |[[Features/New ASLO|New ASLO]]||Infrastructure||Sam Parkinson||In progress |[[Features/SoaS Creation Station|SoaS Creation Station]]||Infrastructure||Thomas Gilliard||In progress
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  • Packaging
    * Packaging Sugar releases, including the Sugar infrastructure (Glucose) and activities (Fructose)
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  • Help Wanted
    **** Examine our current infrastructure **** Improve documentation on our current infrastructure
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  • Oversight Board/Meeting Minutes-2016-05-06
    ...ield took care of this unilaterally. It was suggested that the lead of the infrastructure team could have handled this without the need for SLOB intervention.
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  • Marketing Team/Meetings/Infrastructure Team
    Trimmed Log from [http://meeting.sugarlabs.org/treehouse/2011-02-15#i_2631057 Infrastructure Team meeting 2011 February 15] 22:08 FGrose deferring to your judgment for infrastructure...
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  • Oversight Board/2018-2020-candidates/Alex Perez
    As a volunteer member, I help maintain the Sugar Labs servers and service infrastructure, and I strongly believe the state of the Sugar Labs Oversight Board is very
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  • Oversight Board/2018-2020-candidates/James Cameron
    ...e the resources spent on other software such as web site, social media, or infrastructure for developers, as these are either mostly static or provided for free by o
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  • Learning Studios
    ...t and using Sugar will be available also for institutions without computer infrastructure. This '''Mobile Lab''' can be ordered for project weeks.
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  • Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/Schedule
    ...ation (C. Scott, Chris Ball, Sayamindu, Yamandu ''neologisms, localization infrastructure'') [[Media:sugarcamp-cscott-i18n.pdf|cscott slides]] [[Media:I18n.pdf|sayam ...ewiz.org/pub/sugar/slides/sugarcamp/SugarLabsInfrastructure.odp Sugar Labs infrastructure] ([[User:Bernie|Bernie]])
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  • Marketing Team/Events/MiniCamp Paris 2009/Attendees
    | Sugar Labs Infrastructure Coordinator
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  • School Server
    Educational deployments of Sugar must also provide infrastructure to extend services for learners, teachers, and their support communities.
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  • Features/Classroom management
    This feature provides an infrastructure that addresses three aspects of classroom visualization and management: ...ity. We'd like to accomplish this within the context of the existing Sugar infrastructure (for reasons of maintainability) and do it in a way such that the teacher a
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  • Marketing Team/Events/FOSDEM 2009/Notes
    ** infrastructure (servers, services, etc.) in in place
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  • Local Labs
    ...tains responsibility for setting clear goals and maintaining any necessary infrastructure needed by the project as a whole. In turn, Local Labs dedicate themselves t
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  • Oversight Board/2010/Meeting Minutes-2010-01-22
    # Infrastructure === Infrastructure ===
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  • Oversight Board/Meeting Minutes-2019-05-03
    ...3 non-profit organization, with the intent of moving sugar labs resources, infrastructure, and funds to said new organization, with the ultimate goal being terminati
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  • Activity Team/Obsolete/Services Supervisor
    ...ovides [[Documentation_Team/Services/Activity_Triggers|Activity Triggers]] infrastructure.
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  • 0.86/Feature List
    ...users to connect with each other over wireless in an ad hoc manner without infrastructure like an Access Point. || 2009-09-19
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  • Platform Team/Package Management System/Getting started
    ...hly technical and aimed at Platform packagers. This page, [[Platform Team/Infrastructure]], with its graphics and short summary helped me grasp the big picture. Th ...atform_Team/Infrastructure|Infrastructure]]</span> This page describes the infrastructure map that the Platform Team provides.
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  • Oversight Board/Meeting Minutes-2020-11-25
    * Infrastructure -- We can come up with this on our own.
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  • Oversight Board/2010/Meeting Minutes-2010-12-13
    * Ir was pointed out that infrastructure support could be offered informally, irrespective of any Oversight Board de
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  • Fedora 23
    Infrastructure Server (infrastructure-server-environment) Cloud Infrastructure (cloud-infrastructure)
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  • Version support for datastore/Proposal
    ...ation with Sugar Labs: maintainer of the [[Development Team/Buildbot|build infrastructure]] [[Development Team/Buildbot|build infrastructure]] and having committed several patches on the bugtracker should be
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  • Infrastructure Team/Puppet
    Sugar Labs Puppet infrastructure.
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  • Platform Team/Glossary
    ...d somewhere on the Internet to be accessible via HTTP/FTP ([[Platform_Team/Infrastructure|http://sweets.sugarlabs.org]] for the ''Sweets'' case). The full Web url, s ...e version. The ''feed'' will be generated automatically on [[Platform_Team/Infrastructure|a server]] (along with preserving the history of versions) after [[Platform
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  • Oversight Board/2008/Log-2008-10-17
    ...t one. It is relatively general in that I ask for support for development, infrastructure, and outreach. :'''<marcopg>''' looks like we are missing just bugsquad and infrastructure from the agenda
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  • Activity Team/Obsolete/Native Packages
    The entirely Zero Sugar infrastructure could be split into several levels:
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  • Summer of Code/2013
    == Infrastructure ==
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  • 0.90/Testing
    === Collaborate between XO-1.0 and XO-1.5 without infrastructure ===
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  • Collab mockup
    ...lementations. Particular implementations could be varied, reusing existing infrastructure like wiki/trac/launchpad, using existing groupware web-based software, or c ...ad, we can have callab.sl.o as a lightweight component, and reuse existing infrastructure like the wiki and bug trackers as much as possible.
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  • Translation-Community Manager
    ** Arrange for development and maintenance of the I18n infrastructure such as https://translate.sugarlabs.org; ** Arrange for development and maintenance of I18n infrastructure to support new and emerging platforms and software environments for Sugar;
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  • Archive/Current Events/2011-10-11
    ...hrough writing patches, designing, testing, providing feedback, supporting infrastructure, translating, documenting, marketing, and, most important, deploying. ...rage more "doing" by the community and he makes a compelling argument that infrastructure does matter in advancing this goal.
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  • Goals/2018 Submissions
    * [[/Maintain infrastructure services for contributors/]]; such as Wiki, web site, GitHub organisation,
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  • Sugar Labs/Funding
    ...ne or infrastructure in question. When a developer steps down, the project infrastructure they use is passed on to another volunteer. ...ect, funding capacity is less likely to crowd voluntary workers out. Since infrastructure and increased or improved capacity can help an entire project run more smoo
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  • Activity Team/TODO
    ==Infrastructure Tasks==
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  • Archive/Current Events/2008-06-29
    ...arco Pesenti Gritti has started a page on the wiki about infrastructure ([[Infrastructure Team/Roadmap]]) and is seeking your feedback.
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  • Archive/Current Events/2011-06-28
    ...the Journal, thus maintaining equal status for the clone within the Sugar infrastructure. You can find the current patches here [http://lists.sugarlabs.org/archive/
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  • Oversight Board/2011/Meeting Minutes-2011-09-16
    * [http://lists.sugarlabs.org/archive/iaep/2011-September/014045.html Infrastructure] ''Infrastructure''
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  • Marketing Team/Events/Sugarcamp Boston 2008/Feedback
    * The Infrastructure team got "unstuck."
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  • 0.108/Notes
    *the Infrastructure team which does all this great work in the background without which the dev
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  • Activity Team/How to migrate from OLPC
    ...ugarlabs.org/ download.sugarlabs.org]. Request a shell account from the [[Infrastructure Team]] if you don't have one already.
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  • Fedora 29
    Infrastructure Server (infrastructure-server-environment) Cloud Infrastructure (cloud-infrastructure)
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  • Activity Team/FAQ
    ...igrate_from_OLPC]], since that's where activities are coming from. As the infrastructure stabilizes and we get more new activities, we will post a new page. ...], they will try to make a decision within seven days and make contact the Infrastructure Team to change ownership for resources like the [http://bugs.sugarlabs.org
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  • Development Team/Almanac/Shared Sugar Activities
    ...generic interface for various kinds of communication. It is the underlying infrastructure used by Sugar for collaboration. Currently, two Telepathy implementations a
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  • Development Team/Collaboration Refactoring
    ...]]. This is the base for all the rest of improvements to the collaboration infrastructure.
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  • Archive/Current Events/2011-02-04
    infrastructure running. Of course, there are literally 1000s of others
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  • Features/Ad hoc Networking
    ...will allow small groups of learners to collaborate without the need of an infrastructure, the so called "under a tree"-scenario more easily. In previous Sugar relea
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  • Features/Automatic activity updates
    ...erating system, olpc-update is working well enough: the local team has the infrastructure set up to push OS updates through the school server, and the laptops safely ...deployer sets the appropriate gconf keys according to his preferences and infrastructure.
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  • Activity Team/Git Introduction
    '''Gitorious''' provides open source infrastructure for hosting open source projects that use Git. The central entity in Gitori
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  • Wiki Team/Meetings
    * Infrastructure Team -> Bernie
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  • Deployment Platform/1.1/Notes
    * The [[Infrastructure Team]] for support servers and services that are being used within the [[Su
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  • Translation Team/Pootle Projects/Repositories
    = Infrastructure =
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  • Oversight Board/Meeting Minutes-2012-05-30
    ...tains responsibility for setting clear goals and maintaining any necessary infrastructure needed by the project as a whole. In turn, Local Labs dedicate themselves t
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  • Decision panels/SOAS
    ...package and distribute Sugar, and if possible will assist with hosting and infrastructure.
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  • Design Team/Proposals/Welcome First Boot Intro
    ...w for easy upgrading and modifying of the content using existing tools and infrastructure, but might become an issue as different deployment start to provide differe
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  • Sugar on a Stick/Documentation SOP
    ...not be completely up-to-date; we are currently obtaining a more permanent infrastructure solution, but the links should suffice at present.
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  • Activity Team/Creating a New Activity
    * If your Activity is migrating over from the OLPC infrastructure, see: [[Activity_Team/How_to_migrate_from_OLPC|How to migrate from OLPC]].
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  • Archive/Current Events/2015-12-17
    ...ke a collaboration and communication space and again, no need for external infrastructure or power (or exposing children to potential privacy violations). And Sugar
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  • Math4Team/RIT/Projects
    When we deploy one laptop per child, we must also provide additional infrastructure extending the capabilities of the laptops. While the laptops are self-suffi
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  • Sugar Network/Concept
    The major goal of the Sugar Network is to provide an infrastructure to let people share different types of content, e.g., Sugar Activities, art == Infrastructure overview ==
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  • Archive/Current Events/2009-03-31
    ...about our new release; the Localization Team has been migrating the Pootle infrastructure to a new server; the Wiki Team has done a reorganization of the wiki in con
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  • 0.106/Notes
    * the Infrastructure team which does all this great work in the background without which the dev
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  • Listen spell
    The school owns a good infrastructure in terms of its computer lab resources. The only problem being the staff no
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  • Google Code-In 2012/GCI2012 Brainstorming
    4) Infrastructure tasks (QA)
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  • Machine/Discovery One
    This section of the wiki is about setting up and maintaining the infrastructure. For information about using and and improving activities.sl.o please see
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  • Service/mirrors
    <noinclude>{{TeamHeader|Infrastructure Team}}{{TOCright}}
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  • Fedora 31
    Infrastructure Server (infrastructure-server-environment) Cloud Infrastructure (cloud-infrastructure)
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  • BugSquad/Triage Team
    ...next steps. Give this a few days though, we are still defining Sugar Labs infrastructure and it's relation to laptop.org. --[[User:Marcopg|Marcopg]]
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  • Oversight Board/2008/Log-2008-07-18
    :'''<bemasc>''' infrastructure seems necessary ...t for a Treasurer to head the finance committee and a Sysadmin to head the infrastructure committee
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  • Summer of Code/2011
    [[Platform_Team/Sugar_Doers_Kit|SDK]] is not a single project but an infrastructure to help people code and share their work in Sugar in effective as possible
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  • Infrastructure Team/Central Login
    Basing on Infrastructure Team discussion, there is a motion:
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  • Translation Team/Workflow
    * Content and wiki translations. The Pootle infrastructure must be use-able for content and wiki translation as well.
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  • Activity Team/Policy for nonresponsive maintainers
    # Once approval has been given, the reporter can request the [[Infrastructure Team]] to change ownership of the Activity in [[Service/git|git]], [[Servic
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  • 0.92/Notes
    * the [[Infrastructure_Team | ''Infrastructure team'']] which does all this great work in the background without which the
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  • Features/Bug Report
    ...nment variables) and send logs from ~/sugar/default/logs to the Sugar Labs infrastructure.
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  • Wiki Team/Roadmap
    * Update the wiki translation infrastructure. There have been alot of advances in mediawiki translations since OLPC dev
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  • Design Team/Specifications/Groups
    ...groups: open and closed. The distinction between these is the management infrastructure (which we minimize as much as possible in both cases).
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  • Marketing Team/TODO
    ...l.sl.o actually is. Update: The blurb is written, and has been pushed to [[Infrastructure Team]] as [http://dev.sugarlabs.org/ticket/77 ticket #77]. Closed.
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  • Features/Problem Reports
    * <strike>The server needs to be installed on the SugarLabs infrastructure and the reports mailing list needs to be created (sugar-reports@lists.sugar
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  • Archive/Current Events/2008-11-25
    ...would be responsible for setting clear goals and maintaining any necessary infrastructure needed by the project as a whole, while the regional labs would use the own
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  • Oversight Board/2010/Meeting Log-2010-01-29
    :'''<walterbender>''' 3. update from the infrastructure team? :Next up, infrastructure? Since Bernie is here?
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  • Oversight Board/Meeting Minutes-2021-03-31
    MrBIOS: walterbender:I believe specifically his concern was access to infrastructure ...eally stop them, but we certainly wouldn't grant this person access to our infrastructure again, ever. There is no comprehensive mechanism for "banning" someone from
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  • Crowd funding/Sugar Network
    In short, Sugar Network is a system (software and infrastructure) to let people share different types of content, support collaborative work
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  • Platform Team/Guide/Sweets Usage
    ...ary|Sweets Glossary]] to understand the basic concept (and [[Platform_Team/Infrastructure|overview]] of the bigger picture). The rest of the text will operate with t
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  • Oversight Board/2010/Meeting Log-2010-08-24
    ...in which their resources are split between: logistics, hw support, network infrastructure, schoolserver, platform work, sugar and activities ...ase was way too small and the early deployments were still fighting hw and infrastructure issues... now they are mature
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  • Fedora 24
    Infrastructure Server (infrastructure-server-environment) Cloud Infrastructure (cloud-infrastructure)
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  • Deployment Team/MeetingLog/2008-12-10
    *(10:12:35 AM) pflores: walter: you have no infrastructure in the US? *(10:13:30 AM) walter: no other infrastructure. do we need more?
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  • Platform Team/Server Kit/Architecture
    Having a decent testing infrastructure is the major intention for [[Sugar Server Kit]] components. Every component
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  • Oversight Board/2008/Log-2008-12-12
    :'''<erikos>''' infrastructure to some extent i guess ...<marcopg>''' hm but that will not cover costs for development conferences, infrastructure, stuff like the interns caroline_ proposed
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  • Archive/Current Events/2011-12-07
    ...Bernie Innocenti traveled to Puno to help with a variety of logistical and infrastructure issues. Everyone sung the praises of Aleksey Lim (alsroot) who seems to be
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  • Archive/Current Events/2008-07-28
    ...Ivan Krstić and Bernie Innocenti have been moving the Sugar Labs back-end infrastructure to a new server hosted at MIT. Please report any problems you may have enco
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  • Service/Nameservers
    For other domains hosted on Sugar Labs infrastructure (such as eg. somosazucar.org) use:
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  • Oversight Board/2008/Log-2008-10-03
    :'''<marcopg>''' yeah might be worth to discuss what we do with infrastructure ...arcopg>''' I guess it's not completely clear to me how much having our own infrastructure is important for us
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  • Features/Policy
    # Does it rely on (or use) infrastructure or star-style connectivity? ...or simply lack of connectivity, many deployments will replicate the global infrastructure you have set up and use your feature exclusively on a LAN level. If this is
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  • Activity Team
    ...ugarlabs.org/ download.sugarlabs.org]. Request a shell account from the [[Infrastructure Team]] if you don't have one already. A few notes re moving to the Sugar Labs infrastructure:
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  • Fedora 30
    Infrastructure Server (infrastructure-server-environment) Cloud Infrastructure (cloud-infrastructure)
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  • Translation Proposal
    Discussion in the committee shows that our I18n infrastructure is in need of urgent maintenance. (Pootle infrastructure and i18n advocacy/assistance to developers) as
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  • Oversight Board/2010/Meeting Log-2010-01-22
    :'''<cjb>''' we keep skipping infrastructure 'cause Bernie isn't here ...tp://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Oversight_Board/2010/Meeting_Minutes-2010-01-22#Infrastructure
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  • Oversight Board/2009/Meeting Log-2009-12-11
    :'''<mchua>''' I think SL can provide identical infrastructure offerings to all interested distros, at the very least. * ''' mchua '''trying to rephrase = "SL should be neutral about providing *infrastructure* to Distros, but should not be neutral in our marketing/endorsement of them
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  • Dextrose/Building
    * General understanding of the Linux system plumbing infrastructure: [http://www.kernel.org/ kernel],
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  • Fedora 21
    Infrastructure Server (infrastructure-server-environment) Cloud Infrastructure (cloud-infrastructure)
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  • Archive/Current Events/2010-01-07
    ...Team made ebooks a central focus; Bernie Innocenti, David Farning, and the Infrastructure Team have given us a solid base for growth; Wade Brainerd (had a baby) and
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  • GSoC/2013/Proposals
    Benefits to the Student: A chance to develop good integration with core OS infrastructure and core Sugar control panel code. * Ability to scale the infrastructure onto local (virtualbox}, private (kvm) and other public clouds (http://fedo
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  • Marketing Team/Presentations
    ...ewiz.org/pub/sugar/slides/sugarcamp/SugarLabsInfrastructure.odp Sugar Labs infrastructure] ([[User:Bernie|Bernie Innocenti]])
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  • Archive/Current Events/2008-09-15
    ...with the Events committee; Bernie Innocenti will organize/liaison with the Infrastructure committee; Simon Schampijer will organize/liaison with the Test committee;
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  • Sugar Labs/FAQ
    * [[Infrastructure Team/FAQ|Infrastructure]]
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  • Oversight Board/2017-2019-candidates
    .... We should strive to open and fund open calls with funds for development, infrastructure and end user products. ...charge] of all the technical procedures with the assistance of Sugar Labs infrastructure team: systems AT list.sugarlabs.org
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  • 0.84/0.83.3 Notes
    Another important role during this release played the infrastructure team. Since we moved the git repositories to be at http://git.sugarlabs.org
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  • Dextrose/Server
    The current supported infrastructure is based on Redhat Enterprise Linux 6. We may move to/work with Centos 6 wh ...evelop. These scripts will cause the system to utilize our newschoolserver infrastructure and extend it using Puppet in our case. The same can/could be done using Cf
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  • 0.98/Notes
    * the [[Infrastructure_Team | ''Infrastructure team'']] which does all this great work in the background without which the
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  • Archive/Current Events/2008-12-01
    ...tinued the marketing discussion, Bernie gave an overview of the Sugar Labs infrastructure (See [http://www.codewiz.org/pub/sugar/slides/sugarcamp/SugarLabsInfrastruc
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  • Oversight Board/2009/Meeting Log-2009-12-30
    ...eting_Minutes-2009-12-23 the other things on our agenda queue are bernie's infrastructure proposal and SL finances. :'''<mchua>''' so next week, finances + infrastructure?
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  • Archive/Current Events/2010-05-20
    8. The Infrastructure Team is in the process of migrating some services to some new hardware. We
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  • Archive/Current Events/2008-10-20
    ...th of Sugar Labs: vision, distribution, deployment, quality assurance, and infrastructure. Please help us fill in the schedule in the wiki ([[Sugar Labs/Roadmap|Comm
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  • Archive/Current Events/2008-11-04
    ...ome level of synchrony, so the effort that has gone into this layer of the infrastructure will continue to be of value. The distance work was made possible by our infrastructure collaboration, IRC, mailing lists, and especially the parallel translation
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  • 2017 Goals
    ...urce Software (FLOSS) projects. Conservancy provides a non-profit home and infrastructure for FLOSS projects. This allows FLOSS developers to focus on what they do b A very cool team of volunteers takes care of our infrastructure such as the wikis, mailing lists, code repositories, localization platforms
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  • Activity Team/Meetings
    * Infrastructure
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  • 0.112/Notes
    *the Infrastructure team which does all this great work in the background without which the dev
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  • File Sharing Utility
    ...ibilities are being largely ignored in the classroom, partially because of infrastructure problems, but also because of the lack of semantically basic functions such
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  • Archive/Current Events/2009-08-17
    ...would be responsible for setting clear goals and maintaining any necessary infrastructure needed by the project as a whole, while the regional labs would use their o
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  • Sugar Labs
    * Infrastructure
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  • Documentation Team/Glossary
    ;infrastructure mode: network connectivity through a Wi-Fi access point, e.g., 802.11b/g
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  • Oversight Board/2010/Meeting Log-2010-02.26
    :'''<walterbender>''' #topic infrastructure :'''<bernie>''' my long-term goal is to consolidate Sugar Labs' infrastructure on just two main machines: a secure one for primary services (wiki, lists,
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  • Archive/Current Events/2008-08-05
    16. Infrastructure: Bernie Innocenti reports that on Monday, the following services were moved
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  • 0.100/Notes
    * the [[Infrastructure_Team | ''Infrastructure team'']] which does all this great work in the background without which the
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  • Sugar Summer Program/Massachusetts Field Trip
    ...uld have a short visit with Ed McNierney and Stefan Unterhauser to discuss infrastructure plans or system administration projects for OLPC/Sugar Labs, for example, h
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  • Sugar Labs/Getting Involved/lang-es
    ...aging Team | Equipo de Empaquetado]] | [[BugSquad | Equipo de Testeo]] | [[Infrastructure Team | Equipo de Infraesctructura]] |
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  • Archive/Current Events/2009-11-23
    ...://www.tis.bz.it/ TIS], that fosters FOSS projects in the region, provides infrastructure and support, and an annual Free Software Week. It was in the context of [ht
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  • Ebook Reading And Distribution
    ...w easy access to and viewing of e-books on the user end, but to provide an infrastructure for the uploading, cataloguing and hosting of e-books for the purpose of cr
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  • Sugar Labs/Getting Involved
    ...]] | [[Activity Team]] | [[Platform Team]] | [[BugSquad|Testing Team]] | [[Infrastructure Team]] |
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  • Oversight Board/2009/Meeting Log-2009-11-06
    ...bernie>''' m_stone: I've been turning down any request that would make our infrastructure much more complex. :'''<_bernie>''' mchua: there's no infrastructure meeting at this time, because it would go mostly deserted :-)
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  • Development Team/Release
    * Use the Sugar Labs infrastructure. -->
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  • Archive/Current Events/2008-05-26
    * Coordination and process/infrastructure work for Sucrose 0.81.1;
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  • Summer of Code/2009/Print Support
    ...hich logged database transactions, written in c#, so I have an exposure to infrastructure. :"In order for Sugar to be adopted in schools with existing IT infrastructure, it must give users an easy way to print their documents.If that printing c
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  • 0.86/0.85.2 Notes
    ...users to connect with each other over wireless in an ad hoc manner without infrastructure like an Access Point. This is the so called under a tree scenario. OLPC pro
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  • Sugar Platform Stack
    ...es of the laptop. This includes the Telepathy presence and communications infrastructure and the Pango/Cairo graphics capabilities.
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  • Government FAQ
    : Children, especially poor children in areas lacking infrastructure, need computers that are
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  • 0.84/0.83.4 Notes
    ...are working so hard to make Sugar a terrific localized environment and the infrastructure team that provides our members with tools and services to make their live e
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  • Archive/Current Events/2010-07-17
    ...As a rough estimate, about 50% are working on connectivity, logistics, and infrastructure. There is a large team working on pedagogy and producing materials for the
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  • Summer of Code/2015/Pointy
    ...16 || Setting up a server to host the web service, writing deploy scripts, infrastructure.
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  • Archive/Current Events/2010-11-08
    ...y yet." He goes on to assert "that the Ministry of Education’s data on the infrastructure available at schools doesn’t seem to be up to date and accurate enough."
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  • Archive/Current Events/2013-02-19
    ...cts, which would open up a number of interesting options, but we have some infrastructure and authentication issues to sort through before we go too far down that pa
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  • 0.94/Notes
    * the [[Infrastructure_Team | ''Infrastructure team'']] which does all this great work in the background without which the
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  • FoodForceII/Storyboard
    Workers are paid not with money but with food rations to build vital new infrastructure that will increase the food security of households or communities.
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  • Mokurai
    ...he intention is to expand to a comprehensive, integrated program including infrastructure, education, community development, and economic opportunity. Volunteers, do ...flexible, integrated business plan for whole societies to advance societal infrastructure (education, health, clean water, and other essentials), and the private sec
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  • Infrastructure Team/Migrating to GitHub
    ...l, and regularly encouraging all sugar activities on github to move to our infrastructure.
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  • Sugarcamp SF 2012
    * Power Infrastructure: developing countries' schools need what??
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  • Vision proposal 2016/Call 2
    ...but the contributions come from many different places and then we leverage infrastructure and I get get help and so on and so it allows us to decentralize the whole ...ere you can put it all together to make it work right so this would be the infrastructure where everything is hosted tested debugging this would be very much like th
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  • Sugar on a Stick/Mango Lassi
    ...testing by Fedora build servers. We gained some instant automation of the infrastructure we need anyway, without any more work or maintenance on our part, so we cou
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  • Marketing Team/Meetings/12-2-2008
    <tomeueeepc-def2> mchua: we need money for infrastructure and travel, I'd say
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  • Translation Team/Pootle Projects
    ...art of our community, but they have decided to host their own localization infrastructure. Learn more about it here:
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  • Development Team/Project Ideas
    * Integration of a printing infrastructure (CUPS ??) into the XO-1 software images ...current pyjamas infrastructure. A transparent split of the SUGAR Activity infrastructure from the GUI front-end display code (along MVC lines) by using overrides of
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  • 0.96/Notes
    * the [[Infrastructure_Team | ''Infrastructure team'']] which does all this great work in the background without which the
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  • Archive/Current Events/2008-10-06
    ...re it does coordinate testing, does testing itself and help setting up bug infrastructure, i.e., trac components (See [[BugSquad]]).
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  • Platform Team/Guide/Sweets Packaging
    On a logical level, the entire Sweets infrastructure might be treated as a set of distribution bundles with sources that contain
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  • Marketing Team/Meetings/12-16-2008
    <mchua_> calendar + irc sounds like an infrastructure thing to me - are they trac tickets yet?
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  • Oversight Board/Decisions
    ...3 non-profit organization, with the intent of moving sugar labs resources, infrastructure, and funds to said new organization, with the ultimate goal being terminati ;AGREED MOTION 2011-04: Bernie (head of infrastructure team) is authorized to approve spending tickets filed on the bug tracker up
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  • Version support for datastore/Progress
    while fixing the build infrastructure (about the same time as we ran SugarCamp
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  • 2016 Goals
    * 11. to consolidate all active development to Github (see [[Infrastructure Team/Migrating to GitHub]]);
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  • Archive/Current Events/2009-02-10
    ...llaboration 80–20 rule. I think this ought to be implemented in the Sugar infrastructure, and then let activities that have an obvious extended collaboration (such
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  • Oversight Board/2009/Meeting Log-2009-12-23
    :'''<walterbender>''' Bernie's infrastructure discussion
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  • Oversight Board/2008/Log-2008-09-05
    :'''<bernieXO>''' I shall take infrastructure then
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  • Sugar on a Stick/Mirabelle
    ...testing by Fedora build servers. We gained some instant automation of the infrastructure we need anyway, without any more work or maintenance on our part, so we cou
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  • Marbles
    ...to provide technical equipments to teach children. We already have a good infrastructure in campus, so I will start using my project even in development stage with
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  • Marketing Team/Meetings/2011-02-22
    <SeanDaly> satellit_: FGrose seemed to be saying in IRC log from infrastructure meeting that dogi's web-based VM difficult to scale... no more than several
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  • 0.90/Notes
    * the [[Infrastructure_Team | ''Infrastructure team'']] which does all this great work in the background without which the
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  • Summer of Code/2009/Marbles
    ...to provide technical equipments to teach children. We already have a good infrastructure in campus, so I will start using my project even in development stage with
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  • Oversight Board/2008/Log-2008-10-31
    :'''<walter>''' Bernie and I pledged to deal with the outstanding infrastructure issues by the end of next week.
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  • 0.86/Notes
    ...er wireless in an ad-hoc manner without relying on any wireless networking infrastructure. This is the so called "under-a-tree scenario", where children can work, pl
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  • Oversight Board/2008/Log-2008-09-19
    :'''<marcopg_>''' _bernie on infrastructure maybe? ;) :'''<_bernie>''' when I'm in the US, I'm planning to kick our infrastructure a little along with neuralis
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  • Google Code In 2015
    |High availability in our Docker infrastructure || In Sugar Labs, mainly we use Virtual Machines and Docker containers to h ...host important services. Monitoring the resource usage is critical for the infrastructure health. We have written a Munin plugin to monitor CPU and memory usage on D
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  • Summer of Code/2012
    * Ability to scale the infrastructure onto local (virtualbox}, private (kvm) and other public clouds (http://fedo
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  • Archive/Current Events
    ...Ivan Krstić and Bernie Innocenti have been moving the Sugar Labs back-end infrastructure...
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  • Summer of Code/Tarun Kumar Singhal
    all devices and adapt the infrastructure accordingly.
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