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Repository hosting strategies [message #1713446]

Wed, 04 November 2015 04:04

Eclipse User

Hi,

Can I host my own "corporate" information model repository? And should I? Smile

Or should we use the official Eclipse repository?

Cheers!

Re: Repository hosting strategies [message #1713499 is a reply to message #1713446]

Wed, 04 November 2015 11:13

Eclipse User

Hi Henryk,

I would say it depends on what you want to achieve. If you want a private repository for models that you do not want to be public, it makes totally sense. If you want a repository to make your models public then I would recommend the "official" public Vorto repository.

Currently there is no connection between different Vorto repositories. The underlying technology of the repository (ModeShape) supports a federation of repositories but we currently do not use it. However this is an interesting aspect.

Cheers,

Olaf

Re: Repository hosting strategies [message #1713502 is a reply to message #1713499]

Wed, 04 November 2015 11:35

Eclipse User

Hi Olaf,

Many thanks for the answer.

I'm wondering what are the rules regarding publication of the model to a public repo. Is that similar to Maven Central or DockerHub i.e. I can publish anything I want there? Or is there a kind of moderation process?

Cheers!

Re: Repository hosting strategies [message #1713567 is a reply to message #1713502]

Thu, 05 November 2015 03:48

Eclipse User

Hi Henryk,

In the very beginning we would like to do crowdsourcing. After there is a critical mass in the repository available we would like to establish a governance which supports the creation of curated models.

Currently we are discussing how to establish such a governance. Regarding this we are looking for input. Smile

Cheers,

Olaf

Re: Repository hosting strategies [message #1713667 is a reply to message #1713567]

Thu, 05 November 2015 15:37

Eclipse User

I believe that many companies would like to have their private repositories regardless of the pubic repo. I would say that Maven/Docker approach is fine i.e.:
- you can push anything to public repo, even rubbish Smile

This is required to make public repo scalable - it must not need human moderation process IMHO. There is a lots of garbage in Maven Central and DockerHub and a world can still live with that Smile

- companies should be able to easily host their private repositories

Is there any document describing how to host a private repository?

Thanks!

Re: Repository hosting strategies [message #1713760 is a reply to message #1713667]

Fri, 06 November 2015 08:30

Eclipse User

Hi Henryk,

Hmmm... I think a governance for the repo should be established. This governance in the end shall make interoperability possible by harmonizing and curating the contents of the repo. Don't you think so?

The Vorto repo ist just a webapplication for which the sources are also available on GitHub. Companies can host it in an application server - but we do currently not have a document describing this process. Sad

We should definitely add more documentation for the repo!

Regards,

Olaf

Re: Repository hosting strategies [message #1715360 is a reply to message #1713760]

Sun, 22 November 2015 15:04

Eclipse User

Many thanks for the information, Olaf!

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