The ManageIQ team underwent a rearchitecture investigation during the summer of 2017. In this blog post I’m hoping to give a bit of an overview of why we did this, and some of the preliminary results. We did a lot of research, and there’s no way I can fit all of it in a single blog post, so this is just the first in a series on the rearchitecture efforts.

Hello everyone, my name is Dávid Halász and I’d like to guide you through the changes we made in the last week.

How does one use the miqldap_to_sssd conversion tool?

A Tale As Old As Time

So, this has been documented many times before.

This last week of summer found the team back to work on our next release, following an engaging and productive all-hands engineering forum in New Jersey.

Last week, most engineering hands were busy in an internal Engineering All-Hands meeting. A few stray hands still found the opportunity to submit some PRs, but there were no available fingers for typing up an entry for “Last week in ManageIQ”. So please allow me, Carol, to paw in a few words in this edition.

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Hi all,…John Prause here. I’m usually the one behind-the-scenes, but I thought I’d take a shot at writing one of these, so here goes…

Hello, Dávid here from the UI team. Let’s have a quick recap about what happened in the last week on the magical land of ManageIQ.

Hi Friends! Allen here, with news to share! Since we last talked much has happened, two weeks of on goings are due for discussion. A few quick stats before we dig in:

• No new repositories this time around!
• ~ 447 PRs closed across 133 ManageIQ Repos (between 08/07 to 08/21)
• In descending order, the top four repositories by pull request activity:
  • UI Classic
  • ManageIQ
  • Integration Tests
  • ManageIQ Docs
• Downstream version updated from 4.5 to 4.6 here