Project status?

[mcharytoniuk]

I really want to use this framework in my infrastructure, but I need some more informations about the future of this project. Is there any roadmap and planned development for Cocaine?

[pensnarik]

It seems that even official link is outdated: https://tech.yandex.com/cocaine/

[elmato]

Hi guys, i just created a Telegram group (unoficial) for anyone interested in this project.
Feel free to join, maybe we can help each other in the way :)

https://t.me/thecocaineproject

[kobolog]

Hi,

I was one of the original maintainers for this project. I think at this point whoever was working on it full time has either moved on to other companies or other departments within Yandex. I'm not sure what's the state of the project is within Yandex itself – last I heard it was still used quite widely but apparently even if it's still true, no upstream contributions are being made anymore.

Summoning @3Hren @noxiouz @antmat to maybe shed more light here or maybe not. In any case, I don't think there will be active development done here by the original team apart maybe from occasional code reviews for bug fixes.

[mcharytoniuk]

@kobolog It would be a shame, it's a really interesting project. Hardly anything else does the same thing and is open sourced.

[kobolog]

Well I’m happy to hang around and help to some extent if you wanna use it, it’s stable enough and does the job at this point anyway.

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