SlateDB would like to join Commonhaus #213
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This looks very interesting. |
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Woot, super cool! |
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@gavinking One thing I should have asked in the PR: I'm not totally clear on what next steps are after opening the discussion and bootstrapping PR. |
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@ebullient just started a discussion where the proposal gets voted on. I believe it's non-public. (There's currently one vote in favor.) |
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I couldn't quite determine from https://www.commonhaus.org/bylaws/cf-council.html#voting how long votes typically take? Is it just until simple majority is reached? Trying to get a sense on time. =) |
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Be patient. Folks are quiet, and we're still in a bootstrapping phase, so things move slowly. |
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🎉 Welcome to Commonhaus! |
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Thank you! I am so excited to hear this. I've been singing the foundation's praises a lot lately. Wonderful news. |
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=) You have an invitation to join the organization pending. Accept that, and we'll get things moving. |
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Welcome!! |
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@ebullient Joined! Also, random aside: it appears the SlateDB logo isn't appearing on commonhaus.org |
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I didn't catch the svg path. You need to append ?raw=true to GH image links. I suppose I should update my tool to catch that.. |
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Project information
Do you have authority to represent this project?
Describe your project
SlateDB is an embedded storage engine built as a log-structured merge-tree written in Rust. Unlike traditional LSM-tree storage engines, SlateDB writes data to object storage (S3, GCS, ABS, MinIO, Tigris, and so on). Leveraging object storage allows SlateDB to provide bottomless storage capacity, high durability, and easy replication.
SlateDB is useful for stream processing state management, durable execution persistence, durable caches, workflow orchestration, data lakes, and more. It's a library that's intended to be a building block for infrastructure that wishes to store row-based data on the cloud.
The project has committers from Responsive, Microsoft, Jamsocket, Databend, and Materialized View. It's currently being deployed at Tensorlake and Responsive.
Motivation for joining Commonhaus
We have three main goals:
I have extensive experience with Apache (I'm on the PMC, created Apache Samza, and mentored Apache Airflow), but opted to avoid it for this project because it's a bit heavy weight. I was hoping CNCF might fit our needs. We applied to the sandbox. But after several months, I'm finding it very heavy on bureaucracy as well. It's a distraction, and getting in the way. @gunnarmorling turned me on to Commonhaus and it looks like a perfect fit for our needs.
Nope! Just excited to join. :)
Things that must be done (bootstrap phase)
Review the bylaws, especially sections about projects, decision making, and voting for significant decisions.
Read the bootstrapping agreement.
If all is well, and you agree to participate in the bootstrapping phase to help us build this thing, then create a PR with the following:
The commit should be "Signed-off-by" your GH login (
git commit -s -m "<project> bootstrapping agreement, yyyy-mm-dd")Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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