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Olio is a web 2.0 toolkit to help developers evaluate the suitability, functionality and performance of various web technologies by implementing a reasonably complex application in several different technologies. Olio entered incubation in October 2008 There is no development activity on this project. There was at least 1 new user in the last quarter who used Olio. Graduation From Incubation: The user base is not showing growth. Since this is a test application/workload, it is being used as such for short-term projects. I think the decision was made to simply keep the project so users can continue to access it.
Olio is a web 2.0 toolkit to help developers evaluate the suitability, functionality and performance of various web technologies by implementing a reasonably complex application in several different technologies. There is not much activity on this project. No major user requests have been received. Graduation From Incubation: The user base is not showing growth. Since this is a test application/workload, it is being used as such for short-term projects. As such, we need to decide how to handle this project. It is still useful as is. Signed off by mentor: clr
DID NOT REPORT.
Olio has been incubating since September 2008. Olio is a web 2.0 toolkit to help developers evaluate the suitability, functionality and performance of various web technologies by implementing a reasonably complex application in several different technologies. Things have been fairly quiet on both the user and developer list this quarter. Graduation From Incubation: The user base is not showing growth. Since this is a test application/workload, it is being used as such for short-term projects.
Olio has been incubating since September 2008. Olio is a web 2.0 toolkit to help developers evaluate the suitability, functionality and performance of various web technologies by implementing a reasonably complex application in several different technologies. Things have been fairly quiet on both the user and developer list this quarter. Olio is being used as part of VMmark2.0 (VMWare's benchmark). Graduation From Incubation: Diversity of committers is no longer an issue - we now have committers in 3 organizations. However, the user base is not showing a strong growth. Since this is a test application/workload, it is being used as such for short-term projects.
Olio has been incubating since September 2008. Olio is a web 2.0 toolkit to help developers evaluate the suitability, functionality and performance of various web technologies by implementing a reasonably complex application in several different technologies. Most users are now using the 0.2 release. A few bugs have been found in this release as more users are now using it, but none of them are major. We have several new users of Olio this quarter with all 3 versions of the application being used. Olio seems to be the workload of choice for testing virtual machines. Several researchers as well VMware are using Olio for this purpose. Graduation From Incubation: Diversity of committers is the primary issue with the project - although we are adding users, we haven't been successful in converting them to committers. We have a few users sending patches for bugs they file. We could use the PMC and Board's help in spreading the word about Olio to get better traction.
Olio has been incubating since September 2008. Olio is a web 2.0 toolkit to help developers evaluate the suitability, functionality and performance of various web technologies by implementing a reasonably complex application in several different technologies. We have so far put out two releases successfully. Most users are now using the 0.2 release. Except for one issue with the Java version, this release seems to be stable. Several new developers are actively working on the Java version to improve and expand on it's functionality and robustness. Olio seems to be the workload of choice for testing virtual machines. Several researchers as well VMware are using Olio for this purpose. Graduation From Incubation: Diversity of committers is the primary issue with the project - although we have users, we haven't been successful in converting them to committers (yet). We could use the PMC and Board's help in spreading the word about Olio to get better traction.
Olio has been incubating since September 2008. Olio is a web 2.0 toolkit to help developers evaluate the suitability, functionality and performance of various web technologies by implementing a reasonably complex application in several different technologies. We currently have 3 implementations in PHP, Rails and Java. We made our second apache release: Olio 0.2 version on January 13. This release had some major enhancements to improve performance and better alignment between the 3 versions of the application. This is the first release for the Java version as well. We have closed a large number of JIRA issues for this release. Olio is continuing to gain users especially within the academic community and is being used for diverse purposes from performance testing cloud services to specialized file system and databases. There are 35 subscribers to the user list and 30 subscribers to dev, slightly more than in October. Graduation From Incubation: Diversity of committers is the primary issue with the project - although we have users, we haven't been successful in converting them to committers (yet). We could use the PMC and Board's help in spreading the word about Olio to get better traction.
Olio is a web 2.0 toolkit to help developers evaluate the suitability, functionality and performance of various web technologies by implementing a reasonably complex application in several different technologies. The developers are working on a second release - 0.2. This release features more alignment between the different implementations, performance enhancements, code cleanup, bug fixes etc. This will be the first binary release for the Java implementation. Even without a kit release, the Java implementation already has several users. Olio is continuing to gain users and being used for diverse purposes. There are 30 subscribers to the user list and 30 subscribers to dev. There are over a hundred JIRA issues filed, and continuous activity toward closing them (about 26 open currently) Graduation From Incubation: Diversity of committers is the primary issue with the project - we still need to work on recruiting more committers from different organizations.
Olio has been incubating since September 2008. Olio is a web 2.0 toolkit to help developers evaluate the suitability, functionality and performance of various web technologies by implementing a reasonably complex application in several different technologies. Olio voted a new committer, Amanda Waite. Olio made its first release, Olio-0.1. Being a complex piece of software with many third party dependencies and multiple languages, this was a major task. Olio is continuing to gain users and being used for diverse purposes. There are 28 subscribers to the user list and 26 subscribers to dev. There are over a hundred JIRA issues filed, and continuous activity toward closing them. The Java implementation for Olio has been checked into the repository, joining the Rails and PHP implementations. Graduation From Incubation: Diversity of committers is the primary issue with the project, with all of the active developers coming from three organizations.
Olio has been incubating since September 2008. Olio is a web 2.0 toolkit to help developers evaluate the suitability, functionality and performance of various web technologies by implementing a reasonably complex application in several different technologies. * Olio is continuing to gain users and being used for diverse purposes. * One user is using it for testing MySQL performance. * Another is using it for testing performance of file systems. * Microsoft has started a .NET port of Olio. * VMWare has joined the project and plans to use it for several of their performance testing efforts. * There are multiple deployments attempting to scale Olio to test performance of system infrastructure, software application stack etc. * A lot of work has gone to make the product more robust and stable over long benchmark runs - over 50 JIRA issues have been fixed. * Work is underway to create the first release. The artifacts are tested; the major work is in fixing the source headers, licenses etc. * Olio has been presented to some Apache and Rails Meetups to get attention. * We're encouraging users to become active in contributing to the code.
Olio has been incubating since September 2008. Olio is a web 2.0 toolkit to help developers evaluate the suitability, functionality and performance of various web technologies by implementing a reasonably complex application in several different technologies. * Olio is now being run actively by several organizations. * One user has modified Olio to replace the MySQL database with another. * There are multiple deployments attempting to scale Olio to test performance of system infrastructure, software application stack, etc. * With increased deployment, more bugs are being found and JIRAs filed. * Work is underway to add a caching tier using memcached.
Olio has been incubating since September 2008. Olio is a web 2.0 toolkit to help developers evaluate the suitability, functionality and performance of various web technologies by implementing a reasonably complex application in several different technologies. * The project web page has now been created at http://incubator.apache.org/olio * An Overview presentation has been posted at http://incubator.apache.org/olio/index.data/Olio_Overview_long.pdf * Initial committers' accounts are all set up now. * Two external users (i.e not belonging to the original committers' organizations) have started running Olio. * Olio Rails code has been committed to repository. * Several bugs have been filed and are being actively worked on.
Olio has been incubating since September 2008. Olio is a web 2.0 toolkit to help developers evaluate the suitability, functionality and performance of various web technologies by implementing a reasonably complex application in several different technologies. All infrastructure has been created for the project. The olio web site has been set up via Confluence. Initial code drops for rails and php have been committed to the repository.
Olio has been incubating since September 2008. Olio is a web 2.0 toolkit to help developers evaluate the suitability, functionality and performance of various web technologies by implementing a reasonably complex application in several different technologies. Mailing lists have been created. http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-1741 The svn repository was created at https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/olio Initial committers' accounts are in process. Mentors have been given access to the svn repo. The JIRA project has been created. https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/admin/ViewProject.jspa?pid=12310839