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Re: [Savannah-hackers-public] Emacs git repository clone limits
From: |
Philippe Vaucher |
Subject: |
Re: [Savannah-hackers-public] Emacs git repository clone limits |
Date: |
Sat, 30 May 2020 11:57:55 +0200 |
> > I understand your reasoning. And if this were an infrastructure at,
> > say, Amazon AWS EC2, setup to be elastic and just scaled out then your
> > reasoning would be totally on target. Increased load would scale out
> > to more parallel resources. It is more typical to have a load
> > balancer in front of http/https protocol servers and so those can be
> > set up rather straight forward. And also load balancers could be set
> > up in front of git:// protocol server too.
> >
> > However the GNU Project is dedicated and directed to using only Free
> > Software. And is hosted in this goal by the FSF. Which means
> > everything is self-hosted. Funded by the annual fund raising from
> > donors just like all of us who donate funding. And resources are
> > limited.
>
> I want to just chime in and say that from my perspective, limited
> resources is the biggest issue.
>
> Please don't clone emacs from Savannah as part of an automated process
> that runs regularly. Setup a mirror or multiple mirrors that get
> incremental updates.
I got your message loud and clear. Please remember these parralel
clones only happen like once per month, but I get your point.
The FSF resources are limited so I'll do my best to hit the git repo
only when necessary, with a local clone or another method (I was
thinking I could build some images using the .tar.xz bundle instead).
Kind regards,
Philippe