Summarize all sessions on the index page
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# Mountain View 2016
-## Schedule
+[TOC]
-<iframe
- src="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kG60kY2ZNuaDGHIFWcTmhPtvzrlw1i8SHvtq-_FRrrw/pubhtml?gid=811932605&widget=true&headers=false"
- width="510px"
- height="510px"
- frameborder="0"></iframe>
+## Accounts in NoteDb
-## Invites
+NoteDb is our effort to migrate the Gerrit meta data from the database into the
+Git repositories. This migration also includes the Gerrit accounts. This talk
+will discuss how the accounts will be stored in Git.
-Saturday November 12 & Sunday 13 at Google Mountain View, CA.
+[Slides (PDF)](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/accounts-in-notedb.pdf)
-Registration must be made in advance (no registrations
-at the door!), and is *closed*.
+*Edwin Kempin, Google*
+
+## Atomicity with change-sets and topic submission
+
+In our software development environment, with source code spread across hundreds of source
+code repositories, related changes created in a same source code repository and or across
+multiple source code repositories need to be reviewed, approved, tested and committed together.
+Developers creating changes across multiple repositories need ability to group the changes
+together as a unit. The grouping of changes should be intact across all re-write operations
+in GIT like commit amend and rebase. Developers need the flexibility to group the related
+changes implicitly or explicitly. Developers need the ability to work on multiple related
+change-sets simultaneously in the same sandbox. While developers need ability to group the
+changes flexibly, the system needs the ability to detect the dependencies between the
+change-sets created in the same sandbox .
+
+Come and find out how we use topic submission feature of Gerrit along with wrapper scripts,
+hooks and plugin to provide atomicity for changes throughout lifecycle of related changes.
+
+[Slides (PDF)](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/changesets.pdf)
+
+*Basavaraj Kradakal, Juniper Networks*
+
+## Implementing Gerrit build with Bazel
+
+Gerrit build tool chain is an interesting journey with multiple stops:
+
+* Maven
+* Buck
+* Blaze, opps.. Bazel
+
+[Slides](http://ostrovsky.org/gerrit/bazel-build-gerrit/)
+
+*David Ostrovsky, Unaffiliated*
+
+## Bringing pull requests to Gerrit
+
+With CollabNet TeamForge it is now possible to use feature branch workflow
+in addition to standard gerrit workflow to work on your changes.
+In this presentation you will learn how it works, why we have decided to
+implement it, how was it implemented and what were the choices we have made
+and challenges along the way.
+
+[Slides (slideshare)](http://www.slideshare.net/eryksz/bringing-pull-request-to-gerrit)
+
+*Eryk Szymanski, CollabNet*
+
+## Plugins for CI Systems
+
+I will give an overview of 3 new plugins developed by the Qualcomm
+Innovation Center for use by CI systems: the batch, manifest, and task
+plugins. I will review what these plugins can do, and how we use them
+along with our future plans and ideas for these plugins. I will also
+talk about the core modifications that were needed to create these
+plugins, and what future core modification I believe may still be
+needed, along with some of the challenges of doing more in plugins.
+
+A quick overview of the 3 plugins:
+
+The batch plugin provides a mechanism for building and previewing sets
+of proposed updates to multiple projects/branches/refs that should be
+applied together. The focus of batch updates tend to be verification (by
+CI systems). The batch update service provides the tools to build refs
+by merging changes to temporary “snapshot” refs, which can then be
+tested extensively, and finally submitted ”as is".
+
+The manifest plugin provides server side utilities to operate on, and
+query information about repo manifests (xml) stored in git projects on
+the current server. This plugin provides APIs to update values in
+manifests, and to search for manifests with certain values.
+
+The task plugin provides a mechanism to manage tasks which need to be
+performed on changes along with a way to expose and query this
+information. Tasks are organized hierarchically, and task definitions
+use gerrit queries to define which changes each task applies to, and how
+to define the status criteria for each task. An important use case of
+the task plugin is to have a common place for CI systems to define which
+changes they will operate on, and when they will do so.
+
+*Martin Fick, Qualcomm Innovation Center*
+
+## Email Ingestion
+
+Email ingestion gives users the option to reply to auto-generated email
+notifications from Gerrit, have their comments parsed out from the
+email and attached to the change. Email ingestion is currently under
+development and this session will be about the design, implementation and
+usage of the new feature.
+
+*Patrick Hiesel, Google*
+
+## So what's up with the repo tool and submodules?
+
+This talk will present the current situation for submodules in Git,
+Gerrits ability to deal with the awesomeness of submodules and how
+we keep git-repo around.
+
+[Slides (PDF)](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/bye-bye-repo.pdf)
+
+*Stefan Beller, Google*
+
+## Gerrit Analytics
+
+Gerrit Review Analytics Dashboards.
+Collect, analyze and display in Real Time the Gerrit Code Review activity
+to create GitHub-style dashboards and archive the review data audit trail
+for off-line reporting.
+
+[Slides](http://www.slideshare.net/lucamilanesio/gerrit-code-review-analytics)
+
+*Luca Milanesio, GerritForge*
+
+## Building Gerrit - a CI story
+
+It is one year since the official introduction of a CI build for Gerrit.
+Learn how we implemented a fully featured build pipeline for Gerrit and
+its plugins, ranging from Maven, Simple Build Tool, Buck and more recently
+Bazel-powered build scripts.
+
+*Luca Milanesio, Maintainer of Gerrit-CI*
+
+## Introducing 'zoekt': git aware codesearch
+
+[Zoekt](https://gerrit.googlesource.com/zoekt/) is an open-source, fast
+full-text search engine for code, made to work well for Git repositories.
+
+[Slides (PDF)](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/zoekt.pdf)
+
+*Han-Wen Nienhuys, Google*
+
+## Infinite Gerrit
+
+Gerrit Review with Apache Cassandra as JGit storage.
+
+Achieve a "virtually infinite" extensibility of the Gerrit repositories by using
+a multi-site distributed storage backend based on Apache Cassandra.
+
+Benefits are:
+
+1. Steps towards a real Gerrit peer-to-peer infrastructure
+where every server can potentially read and write to any of the Cassandra nodes.
+2. Ability to extend the capacity of the existing network of Gerrit servers by
+adding additional Cassandra nodes and getting the quorum distribution
+out-of-the-box.
+
+[Slides (slideshare)](http://www.slideshare.net/HaithemJarraya/infinite-gerrit)
+
+*Haithem Jarraya, GerritForge*
+
+## Keep the conversation flowing
+
+A typical Gerrit installation contains integration with an automated
+testing system that evaluates patchsets and reports results to Gerrit.
+The only way for a Continous Integration system to report results
+to Gerrit is by posting a review as a comment. The problem with this
+workflow is that automated reviews and human reviews are stored as one
+piece of data (comments). Human reviews are inherently different than
+automated reviews. Human reviews have more meaning to other human
+reviewers, it serves as a conversation between people that are
+reviewing the change and thus it is typically given higher priority
+over automated reviews. Comments provide a great forum to discuss a
+change however when robots clutter the forum it overwhelms human
+reviewers and thus impede the discussion. Robots should have
+a separate feedback channel so that the data can be easily queried,
+viewed and analyzed independently from human comments.
+
+This is where the verify-status plugin may help. It creates a separate
+"verify-status" channel for automated system to report test results.
+It provides a set of SSH commands and REST endpoints allowing easy
+integration with any CI system. It allows the verify-status data to be
+stored in the Gerrit database or on a completely separate database.
+It provides a set of UI components to view the data independent of
+Gerrit comments. Lastly there's even a Jenkins verify-status-reporter
+plugin that helps Jenkins report results to gerrit using this new
+communications channel.
+
+This talk with go over the motivation behind this plugin, it's status,
+how we plan to use it, and how it can help you keep the conversation
+flowing.
+
+[Slides (PDF)](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/keep-the-conversation-flowing.pdf)
+
+*Khai Do, OpenStack*
+
+## What's New in Gerrit 2.12, 2.13 and 2.14
+
+Overview of the new features included in the latest Gerrit
+releases 2.12 and 2.13, and a preview of what's coming in 2.14.
+
+[Slides (PDF)](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/whats-new-12-13-14.pdf)
+
+*David Pursehouse, CollabNet*
+
+## An Update on PolyGerrit
+
+PolyGerrit has been under development for more than a year and is rapidly
+approaching feature parity with the current GWT UI. This talk will give an
+overview of what’s been done, what’s left, and what’s next.
+
+Come hear what we’ve learned from a product development standpoint and how you
+can help us further improve the best code review experience out there.
+
+[Slides (PDF)](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/polygerrit.pdf)
+
+*Andrew Bonventre, Google*
+
+## Robot Comments
+
+We are extending Gerrit to better support comments generated by automated
+systems ("robot comments"). Robot comments will be specifically visualized in
+the UI and users will be able to apply filters on them. Robot comments can also
+carry generated fixes that users can apply to the change and create a new patch
+set.
+
+This talk gives you an introduction to robot comments and how they will be
+implemented in Gerrit.
+
+*Edwin Kempin, Google*
+
+[Slides (PDF)](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/robot-comments.pdf)
+
+## Zero-downtime Gerrit upgrades
+
+How to upgrade a Gerrit production instance without pulling the plug.
+Even without having a fully redundant multi-master setup like Google
+it is possible to perform a full Gerrit upgrade without having to
+interrupt incoming traffic.
+
+Learn how GerritHub.io managed to:
+- upgrade its DB
+- migrate data-center from Europe to America
+- update Gerrit binaries and plugins
+- performed full reindex
+
+... and keeping its 100% availability at the same time.
+
+[Slides](http://www.slideshare.net/lucamilanesio/zerodowntime-gerrit-code-review-upgrades)
+
+*Luca Milanesio,GerritForge*
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# Gerrit User Summit 2016
* [Conduct Policy](/conduct-policy.md)
-* [Proposed Sessions](https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/#/q/project:summit/2016)
[home]: /index.md
[logo]: images/diffy45.png
diff --git a/sessions/Atomicity-with-change-sets.md b/sessions/Atomicity-with-change-sets.md
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-# Atomicity with change-sets and topic submission
-
-In our software development environment, with source code spread across hundreds of source
-code repositories, related changes created in a same source code repository and or across
-multiple source code repositories need to be reviewed, approved, tested and committed together.
-Developers creating changes across multiple repositories need ability to group the changes
-together as a unit. The grouping of changes should be intact across all re-write operations
-in GIT like commit amend and rebase. Developers need the flexibility to group the related
-changes implicitly or explicitly. Developers need the ability to work on multiple related
-change-sets simultaneously in the same sandbox. While developers need ability to group the
-changes flexibly, the system needs the ability to detect the dependencies between the
-change-sets created in the same sandbox .
-
-Come and find out how we use topic submission feature of Gerrit along with wrapper scripts,
-hooks and plugin to provide atomicity for changes throughout lifecycle of related changes.
-
-[Slides (PDF)](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/changesets.pdf)
-
-*Basavaraj Kradakal, Juniper Networks*
diff --git a/sessions/BringingPullRequestToGerrit.md b/sessions/BringingPullRequestToGerrit.md
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+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-# Bringing pull requests to Gerrit
-
-With CollabNet TeamForge it is now possible to use feature branch workflow
-in addition to standard gerrit workflow to work on your changes.
-In this presentation you will learn how it works, why we have decided to
-implement it, how was it implemented and what were the choices we have made
-and challenges along the way.
-
-[Slides (slideshare)](http://www.slideshare.net/eryksz/bringing-pull-request-to-gerrit)
-
-*Eryk Szymanski, CollabNet*
diff --git a/sessions/accounts-in-notedb.md b/sessions/accounts-in-notedb.md
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-# Accounts in NoteDb
-
-NoteDb is our effort to migrate the Gerrit meta data from the database into the
-Git repositories. This migration also includes the Gerrit accounts. This talk
-will discuss how the accounts will be stored in Git.
-
-*Edwin Kempin, Google*
-
-[slides](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/accounts-in-notedb.pdf)
diff --git a/sessions/bazel-build-gerrit.md b/sessions/bazel-build-gerrit.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 17c8600..0000000
--- a/sessions/bazel-build-gerrit.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-# Implementing Gerrit build with Bazel
-
-Gerrit build tool chain is an interesting journey with multiple stops:
-
-* Maven
-* Buck
-* Blaze, opps.. Bazel
-
-[Slides](http://ostrovsky.org/gerrit/bazel-build-gerrit/)
-
-*David Ostrovsky, Unaffiliated*
diff --git a/sessions/ci-system-plugins.md b/sessions/ci-system-plugins.md
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+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,35 +0,0 @@
-# Plugins for CI Systems
-
-I will give an overview of 3 new plugins developed by the Qualcomm
-Innovation Center for use by CI systems: the batch, manifest, and task
-plugins. I will review what these plugins can do, and how we use them
-along with our future plans and ideas for these plugins. I will also
-talk about the core modifications that were needed to create these
-plugins, and what future core modification I believe may still be
-needed, along with some of the challenges of doing more in plugins.
-
-A quick overview of the 3 plugins:
-
-The batch plugin provides a mechanism for building and previewing sets
-of proposed updates to multiple projects/branches/refs that should be
-applied together. The focus of batch updates tend to be verification (by
-CI systems). The batch update service provides the tools to build refs
-by merging changes to temporary “snapshot” refs, which can then be
-tested extensively, and finally submitted ”as is".
-
-The manifest plugin provides server side utilities to operate on, and
-query information about repo manifests (xml) stored in git projects on
-the current server. This plugin provides APIs to update values in
-manifests, and to search for manifests with certain values.
-
-The task plugin provides a mechanism to manage tasks which need to be
-performed on changes along with a way to expose and query this
-information. Tasks are organized hierarchically, and task definitions
-use gerrit queries to define which changes each task applies to, and how
-to define the status criteria for each task. An important use case of
-the task plugin is to have a common place for CI systems to define which
-changes they will operate on, and when they will do so.
-
-*Martin Fick, Qualcomm Innovation Center*
-
-
diff --git a/sessions/email-ingestion.md b/sessions/email-ingestion.md
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@@ -1,9 +0,0 @@
-# Email Ingestion
-
-Email ingestion gives users the option to reply to auto-generated email
-notifications from Gerrit, have their comments parsed out from the
-email and attached to the change. Email ingestion is currently under
-development and this session will be about the design, implementation and
-usage of the new feature.
-
-*Patrick Hiesel, Google*
diff --git a/sessions/future-of-git-repo.md b/sessions/future-of-git-repo.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 80c5f3e..0000000
--- a/sessions/future-of-git-repo.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-# So what's up with the repo tool and submodules?
-
-This talk will present the current situation for submodules in Git,
-Gerrits ability to deal with the awesomeness of submodules and how
-we keep git-repo around.
-
-[Slides (PDF)](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/bye-bye-repo.pdf)
-
-*Stefan Beller, Google*
-
diff --git a/sessions/gerrit-analytics.md b/sessions/gerrit-analytics.md
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+++ /dev/null
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-# Gerrit Analytics
-
-Gerrit Review Analytics Dashboards.
-Collect, analyze and display in Real Time the Gerrit Code Review activity
-to create GitHub-style dashboards and archive the review data audit trail
-for off-line reporting.
-
-[Slides](http://www.slideshare.net/lucamilanesio/gerrit-code-review-analytics)
-
-*Luca Milanesio, GerritForge*
diff --git a/sessions/gerrit-build-ci.md b/sessions/gerrit-build-ci.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 3c876f0..0000000
--- a/sessions/gerrit-build-ci.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,8 +0,0 @@
-# Building Gerrit - a CI story
-
-It is one year since the official introduction of a CI build for Gerrit.
-Learn how we implemented a fully featured build pipeline for Gerrit and
-its plugins, ranging from Maven, Simple Build Tool, Buck and more recently
-Bazel-powered build scripts.
-
-*Luca Milanesio, Maintainer of Gerrit-CI*
diff --git a/sessions/git-aware-codesearch.md b/sessions/git-aware-codesearch.md
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index ffd34ad..0000000
--- a/sessions/git-aware-codesearch.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,8 +0,0 @@
-# Introducing 'zoekt': git aware codesearch
-
-[Zoekt](https://gerrit.googlesource.com/zoekt/) is an open-source, fast
-full-text search engine for code, made to work well for Git repositories.
-
-[Slides (PDF)](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/zoekt.pdf)
-
-*Han-Wen Nienhuys, Google*
diff --git a/sessions/infinite-gerrit.md b/sessions/infinite-gerrit.md
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index fda8c42..0000000
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@@ -1,18 +0,0 @@
-# Infinite Gerrit
-
-Gerrit Review with Apache Cassandra as JGit storage.
-
-Achieve a "virtually infinite" extensibility of the Gerrit repositories by using
-a multi-site distributed storage backend based on Apache Cassandra.
-
-Benefits are:
-
-1. Steps towards a real Gerrit peer-to-peer infrastructure
-where every server can potentially read and write to any of the Cassandra nodes.
-2. Ability to extend the capacity of the existing network of Gerrit servers by
-adding additional Cassandra nodes and getting the quorum distribution
-out-of-the-box.
-
-[Slides (slideshare)](http://www.slideshare.net/HaithemJarraya/infinite-gerrit)
-
-*Haithem Jarraya, GerritForge*
diff --git a/sessions/keep-the-converstion-flowing.md b/sessions/keep-the-converstion-flowing.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 6065263..0000000
--- a/sessions/keep-the-converstion-flowing.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,34 +0,0 @@
-# Keep the conversation flowing
-
-A typical Gerrit installation contains integration with an automated
-testing system that evaluates patchsets and reports results to Gerrit.
-The only way for a Continous Integration system to report results
-to Gerrit is by posting a review as a comment. The problem with this
-workflow is that automated reviews and human reviews are stored as one
-piece of data (comments). Human reviews are inherently different than
-automated reviews. Human reviews have more meaning to other human
-reviewers, it serves as a conversation between people that are
-reviewing the change and thus it is typically given higher priority
-over automated reviews. Comments provide a great forum to discuss a
-change however when robots clutter the forum it overwhelms human
-reviewers and thus impede the discussion. Robots should have
-a separate feedback channel so that the data can be easily queried,
-viewed and analyzed independently from human comments.
-
-This is where the verify-status plugin may help. It creates a separate
-"verify-status" channel for automated system to report test results.
-It provides a set of SSH commands and REST endpoints allowing easy
-integration with any CI system. It allows the verify-status data to be
-stored in the Gerrit database or on a completely separate database.
-It provides a set of UI components to view the data independent of
-Gerrit comments. Lastly there's even a Jenkins verify-status-reporter
-plugin that helps Jenkins report results to gerrit using this new
-communications channel.
-
-This talk with go over the motivation behind this plugin, it's status,
-how we plan to use it, and how it can help you keep the conversation
-flowing.
-
-[Slides (PDF)](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/keep-the-conversation-flowing.pdf)
-
-*Khai Do, OpenStack*
diff --git a/sessions/new-releases.md b/sessions/new-releases.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 422d8dd..0000000
--- a/sessions/new-releases.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,8 +0,0 @@
-# What's New in Gerrit 2.12, 2.13 and 2.14
-
-Overview of the new features included in the latest Gerrit
-releases 2.12 and 2.13, and a preview of what's coming in 2.14.
-
-[Slides (PDF)](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/whats-new-12-13-14.pdf)
-
-*David Pursehouse, CollabNet*
diff --git a/sessions/polygerrit.md b/sessions/polygerrit.md
deleted file mode 100644
index d9fcb04..0000000
--- a/sessions/polygerrit.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,13 +0,0 @@
-# An Update on PolyGerrit
-
-PolyGerrit has been under development for more than a year and is rapidly
-approaching feature parity with the current GWT UI. This talk will give an
-overview of what’s been done, what’s left, and what’s next.
-
-Come hear what we’ve learned from a product development standpoint and how you
-can help us further improve the best code review experience out there.
-
-[Slides (PDF)](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/polygerrit.pdf)
-
-*Andrew Bonventre, Google*
-
diff --git a/sessions/proposal-template.md b/sessions/proposal-template.md
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index 2f8a068..0000000
--- a/sessions/proposal-template.md
+++ /dev/null
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-# Session Title
-
-Abstract goes here. Describe in one or two paragraphs your session
-content and entice the audience to attend your session (and the
-summit!).
-
-*Au Thor, Affiliation*
diff --git a/sessions/robot-comments.md b/sessions/robot-comments.md
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-# Robot Comments
-
-We are extending Gerrit to better support comments generated by automated
-systems ("robot comments"). Robot comments will be specifically visualized in
-the UI and users will be able to apply filters on them. Robot comments can also
-carry generated fixes that users can apply to the change and create a new patch
-set.
-
-This talk gives you an introduction to robot comments and how they will be
-implemented in Gerrit.
-
-*Edwin Kempin, Google*
-
-[slides](https://storage.googleapis.com/gerrit-talks/summit/2016/robot-comments.pdf)
diff --git a/sessions/zero-downtime-upgrade.md b/sessions/zero-downtime-upgrade.md
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@@ -1,18 +0,0 @@
-# Zero-downtime Gerrit upgrades
-
-How to upgrade a Gerrit production instance without pulling the plug.
-Even without having a fully redundant multi-master setup like Google
-it is possible to perform a full Gerrit upgrade without having to
-interrupt incoming traffic.
-
-Learn how GerritHub.io managed to:
-- upgrade its DB
-- migrate data-center from Europe to America
-- update Gerrit binaries and plugins
-- performed full reindex
-
-... and keeping its 100% availability at the same time.
-
-[Slides](http://www.slideshare.net/lucamilanesio/zerodowntime-gerrit-code-review-upgrades)
-
-*Luca Milanesio,GerritForge*
