Gaining Insight Into Your Apache Project with Snoot
summary
Snoot is an analytics suite that pulls git/SVN commits, Bugzilla/JIRA tickets, mailing‑list and chat activity, download hits and contributor affiliations into a searchable DB and live dashboard. It runs a nightly aggregation job, exposes a public API and embeddable widgets, and currently stores about 150 million lines of code, ~340,000 people, ~20M emails, 2.5M commits and ~1M tickets. Views let projects track commit/author trends, conversions from users to contributors, cross‑project shared committers, and produce board‑ready community health reports.
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chapters (32)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:21Snoot
- 6:34Demo
- 8:01Publishable
- 8:47Create a View
- 9:38Public Views
- 10:00My Views
- 10:12Creating a View
- 10:37Code Composition
- 11:46What does Snoot do
- 12:40Project Management Reports
- 17:29Trends
- 20:06Mailing List
- 20:46Issues
- 22:27Contributors
- 23:35Conversion Chart
- 24:28Downloads Chart
- 25:44Cross Project Relationships
- 26:40Joint Ventures
- 27:29Big Data
- 28:19Bug Trackers
- 28:48Project Interest
- 29:12Radar Maps
- 30:25Publishing Data
- 30:46Live Demo
- 31:51Cross Project pollination
- 33:05API Documentation
- 33:20Code Relationships
- 34:18Top 500 Commuters
- 34:59Private Brokers
- 36:02Clones
- 36:47Source Code
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