Project Aquarium is a SUSE-sponsored open source project aiming at becoming an easy to use, rock solid storage appliance based on Ceph.
We are investigating the beginnings of a new storage appliance project in an opinionated fashion. The Aquariums project is split into two clearly defined work streams: Gravel (backend) and Glass (frontend).
Aquarist Labs are licensed under the LGPL version 2.1. We do not require assignment of copyright to contribute code; code is contributed under the terms of the applicable license.
Look at the issue list or check out our Slack channel (see below) and ask one of the friendly contributors.
If you want to get your hands dirty as soon as possible, you can also run the
script at tools/setup-dev.sh. This will ensure you have a basic development
environment as soon as possible so you can start hacking.
You will be able to find the backend bits in src/gravel, while the frontend
bits are located in src/glass.
Check out our From Zero to Hacking quickstart to help you get off your feet.
Let’s move this to Slack! We’ve got 22 folks from the team there already. You can sign up here.
We have the following channels:
- #announcements: For all announcements related to Aquarist Labs and the Aquarium project
- #aquarium: For all conversation and questions surrounding the Aquarium project
- #general: General conversation surrounding Aquarist Labs
- #random: Show us your best gif!
If you have a new idea, or want to discuss any implementation details, we recommend using our Discussion page on GitHub.
You can clone from github with
git clone [email protected]:aquarist-labs/aquarium
or, if you are not a github user,
git clone git://github.com/aquarist-labs/aquarium