I found Myk‘s XTech talk on microsummaries very interesting. Last night at dinner, I believe it was Axel who was suggesting that publishing tinderbox performance data as an RSS feed might offer some interesting possibilities. At first, I didn’t see the point of doing that exactly, but with microsummaries, a tree sheriff could put all Read More

One of the largest hurdles with the virtualization migration plan was this huge unknown question of whether or not the tinderboxen performing tests could be virtualized. Now that we have one (somewhat modern) tinderboxen—argo— cloned in a VM and running in physical hardware, we do have some data to look at. “argo‘s” data is actually Read More