I'd like to start by extending my thanks to you @retspen - webvirtmgr is a great project.
Is there anything we (the community) can do to help with the project? I'm aware there is a lot of open tickets and this is to be expected given the amount of interest the project has spurred.
From looking through the community I can see there is a mix of Developers, Operations / Systems people and hobbyists - each of these roles probably has something to offer to assist the project and I'm just wondering how we could do that?
Using myself as an example:
- I'm a Systems Engineer / DevOps 'guy' with good experience in Virtualisation, Docker, Comm skills etc... but I have no Python skills.
Something I'm working on at present is a Docker image for Webvirtmgr - it's almost finished: https://github.com/sammcj/webvirtmgr/blob/master/Dockerfile
I'd like to start by extending my thanks to you @retspen - webvirtmgr is a great project.
Is there anything we (the community) can do to help with the project? I'm aware there is a lot of open tickets and this is to be expected given the amount of interest the project has spurred.
From looking through the community I can see there is a mix of Developers, Operations / Systems people and hobbyists - each of these roles probably has something to offer to assist the project and I'm just wondering how we could do that?
Using myself as an example:
Something I'm working on at present is a Docker image for Webvirtmgr - it's almost finished: https://github.com/sammcj/webvirtmgr/blob/master/Dockerfile