Cet probablement dans l'infrastructure qu'il y a la plus forte influence de la communauté.
Max Spevack ne tarit pas d'éloge : http://spevack.livejournal.com/36141.html
I believe that our Fedora Infrastructure team is one of the best production operations, system administration, and networking groups anywhere. I have written about it before, but they keep finding new ways to impress me.
Murphy's Law dictated that we would be struck with a really unlucky (and almost unpredictable) hardware failure on the same day as the release, and our Infrastructure team kept us going with a bare minimum of downtime, and with the team lead about to head out on his honeymoon.
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never even realized that there were any technical difficulties.
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Did you know that almost all of the people on that team are volunteers? Did you know that the volunteer group that we have is so geographically diversified that we almost have 24x7 sysadmin coverage of Fedora infrastructure machines?
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Do you know that Fedora Infrastructure is not only a world class example of how to manage a global system administration project, but that they are also one of the best examples of "eating our own dog food" based on the amount of Fedora and Xen that they use in their infrastructure?
[^] # Re: CDs d'installation disponibles sur FedoraUnity.org
Posté par IsNotGood . En réponse à la dépêche Fedora 8: le loup-garou est lâché !. Évalué à 2.
Max Spevack ne tarit pas d'éloge :
http://spevack.livejournal.com/36141.html
http://spevack.livejournal.com/18495.html
Chapeau bas.