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Re: [aperi-dev] Re: Aperi Project status
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Yes, you are correct. I was thinking of the upcoming Eclipse World. My
mistake. I will let the team know about Planet Eclipse to see if there is
interest.
Regards,
--Al
Allen R. Heitman
Tivoli Storage Project Manager and Aperi Project Lead
IBM Corporation
3605 Hwy 52 North
Rochester, Minnesota 55901
Office Phone: 507-253-2405
Tie Line: 553-2405
Home Office: 507-367-4351
Mobile Phone: 507-269-0455
e-mail: aheitman@xxxxxxxxxx
Wayne Beaton
<wayne@xxxxxxxxxx
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I believe that you may be misunderstanding what PlanetEclipse is.
PlanetEclipse is a blog aggregator. Blogging is a pretty effective way
of letting the world know what you're up to and aggregating a blog on
the planet is a good way of making sure that the Eclipse community hears
about it.
Relatively speaking, blogging is cheap and the attention that it can
bring your project can add a lot of value.
Please consider participating with PlanetEclipse.
Thanks,
Wayne
Allen Heitman wrote:
> Hi Folks,
> I'd like to add that the Aperi team would like to participate in the
Planet
> Eclipse and other Eclipse venues and we have in the recent past.
However,
> in these uncertain economic times, it is very difficult to get travel
> approved so we must prioritize every dollar we have.
>
> Since Aperi is focused on Open Storage Systems management, the Aperi team
> strongly feels that we must have a presence at SNW to be successful in
> building a stronger developer, user and adopter community.
>
> In the July Aperi Community meeting, we had discussed not even having a
> presence at Fall SNW due to budget issues, however, some creative bean
> counter was able to provide us with a minimal budget to, at least, get us
> into a Tech Preview booth and a speaking slot. We are grateful for this
> opportunity given the tightening of the belts everywhere else these days.
>
> I hope this helps explain our rational better.
>
> Thanks!
> --Al
>
> Allen R. Heitman
> Tivoli Storage Project Manager and Aperi Project Lead
> IBM Corporation
> 3605 Hwy 52 North
> Rochester, Minnesota 55901
>
> Office Phone: 507-253-2405
> Tie Line: 553-2405
> Home Office: 507-367-4351
> Mobile Phone: 507-269-0455
> e-mail: aheitman@xxxxxxxxxx
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> Russell
> Warren/Raleigh/IB
> M@IBMUS
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> Bjorn
> My comment here relates only to participation with Planet Eclipse.
Aperi
> does work with other Eclipse based projects as well as the Eclipse
> community in general. We cannot participate in every event but we
> do work within the community. We have been involved with several Eclipse
> conferences, where we have held poster sessions to share our work with
the
> community.
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> Russ
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> Bjorn Freeman-Benson
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> Russell,
> I found your email answer to Wayne interesting. Specifically I'm curious
> what you believe Aperi is providing to the greater Eclipse community? You
> stated that:
>
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> We have participated in some of the Eclipse venues but have not found a
> good size interest group in the storage management area so we do not plan
> to regularly participate in Planet Eclipse. Contact me if you think there
> is a significant interest in this area as we are always interested in
> expanding our community.
>
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> Since I see Eclipse as more than just a place for projects to have a CVS
> and Bugzilla, it's my personal opinion that Eclipse projects are
> obligated/should be involved in the Eclipse venues and efforts. For
> example, all Eclipse projects should be moving towards joining the annual
> release train; and they should be working to educate the rest of the
> Eclipse community about their area of expertise; and they should be
working
> to integrate with the rest of the projects (for example, BIRT and DTP and
> TPTP have been great in that way, making use of each other's frameworks
in
> mutually beneficial ways). After all, if a project is not involved in
> something more than just itself, then it's not really "part of" Eclipse
and
> perhaps should be hosted at Google Code or Sourceforge or some other
> location, n'est pas?
>
> Good you elaborate a bit on the connections between Aperi and "the
greater
> Eclipse community"?
>
> - Bjorn
>
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