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On 08/24/2015 07:59 PM, Skyler Berg wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I am pleased to announce CI Watch [1], a CI monitoring tool developed at
> Tintri. For each OpenStack project with third-party CI's, CI Watch shows
> the status of all CI systems for all recent patch sets on a single
> dashboard.
> 
> CI maintainers can use this tool to pinpoint when errors began and to
> find other CI's affected by the similar issues. Core team members can
> find which vendor CI systems are failing and determine when breaking
> changes hit their projects. The project dashboards provide access to all
> relevant logs and reviews, simplifying the process of investigating
> failures.
> 
> CI Watch should also create more transparency within the third-party CI
> ecosystem. The health of all CI's is now visible to everyone in the
> community. We hope that by giving everyone this visibility we will make
> it easier for anyone to find and address issues on CI systems.
> 
> Any feedback would be appreciated. We plan to open source this project
> soon and welcome contributions from anyone interested. For the moment,
> any bugs, concerns, or ideas can be sent to openstack-dev at tintri.com.
> 
> [1] ci-watch.tintri.com
> 
> Best, 
> Skyler Berg
> 
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Hi Skyler:

Thanks for your interest in participating in the third party segment of
the openstack community.

We have a number of people working on dashboards for ci systems. We are
working on having infra host one: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/194437/

which is a tool currently hosted by one of our ci operators, Patrick
East, which is open source.

Can I suggest you attend a third party meeting and perhaps meet some of
the other operators and collaborate with them?

We don't have any lack of people starting tools what we lack is a tool
which will be maintained.

Thanks for your interest Skyler,
Anita.