Enhancing SUSE Linux Enterprise SUSE Package Hub ®
uncovering hidden gems
Scott Bahling
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openSUSE Build Service
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openSUSE Packaging Community
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Hidden Gems
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Users of SUSE Linux Enterprise
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Mining for Gems
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SUSE Package Hub
The story begins here...
openSUSE Build Service
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openSUSE Build Service
Community of Packagers
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Packaging for SUSE Linux Enterprise
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Built for SUSE Linux Enterprise
~25,000 Source Packages
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statistic from May 2014 for SLES 11 builds excluding home projects
Hidden Gems
Could they be valuable to SUSE Enterprise customers?
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Extra Batteries not included
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Extra Open Source Packages
What are the options?
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Option 1
Feature Request
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Business Case
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Volume vs.
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Margin
Option 2
Build it yourself
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Do you feel lucky?
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Find community portal
Do you feel lucky?
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Find community portal ● Download Source
Do you feel lucky?
Find community portal ● Download Source ● Read Installation Instructions ●
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Do you feel lucky?
Find community portal ● Download Source ● Read Installation Instructions ● Build ●
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Your Lucky Day!
Find community portal ● Download Source ● Read Installation Instructions ● Build ● Install & Use ●
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Not your lucky day!
Find community portal ● Download Source ● Read Installation Instructions ● Build Build Failures ●
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DIY
Isolation
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Not alone
Package Community
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Hidden Gems
Could they be valuable to SUSE Enterprise customers?
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Finding Hidden Gems
How can customers find them?
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Finding Hidden Gems
How can customers find out about them?
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Uncovering Hidden Gems
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Uncovering Hidden Gems
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Uncovering Hidden Gems
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Perils of Uncovering Hidden Gems
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Uncovering Hidden Gems
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Wha?
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This Sucks!
There Must Be A Better Way!
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A Better Way
SUSE Package Hub
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OBS Project to Coordinate and Consolidate Useful Packages for SLE customers.
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Policies and Checks to Protect Customer's Investment in SUSE Support Services.
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Community Maintained | Community Supported
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Easy Access For Customers
A Better Way
SUSE Package Hub
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OBS Project to Coordinate and Consolidate Useful Packages for SLE customers.
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Policies and Checks to Protect Customer's Investment in SUSE Support Services.
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Community Maintained | Community Supported
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Damn-Easy Access For Customers
SCC
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OBS Project
openSUSE:Backports:SLE-12
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Protect
Packaging Policies •
Follow openSUSE Policies
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Packages must be derived from Factory
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No conflicts with SUSE Linux Enterprise packages
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Version updates up to maintainers
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Veto rights of involved teams
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Security issues https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Backports_Packaging_Policy
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Contribute!
Packager's Workflow •
Add openSUSE:Backports:SLE-12/standard/x86_64
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Submit to openSUSE:Backports:SLE-12
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Source Revisions must be... … checked into Factory … contained in an SR to Factory
https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Backports_Package_Submission_Process
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Please feed!
Current Status
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chromium
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protobuf
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irssi
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scite
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mosh
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sshfs
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mumble
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tmux
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ninja
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znc
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perl-switch
pwgen (coming soon!)
Benefits
What's in it for me?
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Perks
phpMyAdmin
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Perks
phpMyAdmin pwgen
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Perks
phpMyAdmin pwgen SLE
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Perks
_link
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Perks
What if pwgen was in openSUSE:Backports:SLE-12?
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Replace
SUSE:SLE-12:GA
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…with this
openSUSE:Backports:SLE-12
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…clean house
_link
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Perks
Shared Resources
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Perks
Community vs DIY
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Change!
SUSE:SLE-12:GA openSUSE:Backports:SLE-12
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Call to Action!
Submit to Factory! Submit to Backports!
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Questions?
Thank you.
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SUSE Package Hub Please contribute! Submit your packages! More info: https://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Backports Questions:
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