Daniel explains if it’s common to have different platform dashboards or metric models that are presented to different projects or roles on a project in a larger organization or open source enterprise. Chenqi tells us why they used OpenSearch instead of Elasticsearch on their project. Venia, Daniel, and Sean share some important things about GrimoireLab and then Daniel tells us about the GrimoireLab repository Sigils. Chenqi shares some recommendations for developers that would like to help with GrimoireLab gitee or GrimoireLab. We hear Chenqi’s thoughts on her experience contributing to the Grimoire Lab project. Venia and Daniel talk about how different dashboards are useful to different projects at different levels or parts of their life cycle. With 90 special interest groups involved, we find out if there are less experienced or newer groups that look at different metrics than some of the more experienced special interest groups. Chenqi tells us if she uses any other big metrics in their dashboards or in their setups besides the health for the response. Sean asks Chenqi about what kinds of key information do the special interest groups get from GrimoireLab that help them understand the work that needs to be done or how things are going, and Chenqi also explains what she means by health.
Daniel gives us a little history of Grimoire Lab, and Chenqi tells us how she uses GrimoireLab and the benefits it has for her organization and her analysis of open source software, health, sustainability, and openEuler.
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Download this episode now to find out much more, and don’t forget to subscribe for free to this podcast on your favorite podcast app and share this podcast with your friends and colleagues! Daniel details the GrimoireLab repository Sigils, and the component Perceval, and we hear stories about different approaches and different problems that we’re trying to solve with GrimoireLab. Chenqi shares with us how she uses GrimoireLab and how her experience has been contributing to the GrimoireLab project. Today we have a great discussion about GrimoireLab, which is a powerful CHAOSS tool for gathering data, and we find out a multitude of dashboards that can be used to show metric models. On this episode we have joining us, Chenqi Shan, who’s an open source developer at Huawei Open Source management center.
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