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I only found out about Ganeti today and thought I'd post it here. I'm currently looking over the docs and seeing how best to implement to play around with it.
by scorchin 15y ago
I only found out about Ganeti today and thought I'd post it here.
I'm currently looking over the docs and seeing how best to implement to play around with it.
Finding it particularly funny that back in 2009 the source code was moved off of Google Code and onto a hosted git server: http://code.google.com/p/ganeti/wiki/SourceCode http://code.google.com/p/ganeti/wiki/SourceCode
- iustin 15y agoWe did that because after using git on top of Google Code's SVN backend (using git-svn) for a year or so, we were really limited by Subversion's lack of real brancing/merging. While on top of SVN, we only had two branches, and we did "lose" fixes done on one branch (as in forgetting to forward-port them to the other one) a few times. After switching to git, we're able to easily manage one master branch and two branches per release (so between 3 to 5 or more branches) easily, and with strong merging capabilities (no patches lost). Today Google Code also offers Mercurial, but we're so used to Git by now… :)