Fedora ELN Meetup
summary
Fedora ELN SIG describes a working pipeline: content resolver builds a view by resolving runtime and build deps for about 3,500 packages so the view self-builds, automation uses Jenkins pipelines to trigger rebuilds from rawhide, and composers are produced via ODCS. ELN runs roughly 100–200 test composers since launch, is public and open source on GitHub, plans continuous builds toward RHEL 10, and flags CI/test placement and multi‑arch testing as next priorities.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Intro
- 5:20Current ELN workloads
- 10:30Content Resolver
- 14:30Automation
- 16:50Compose
- 18:57Future of ELN
- 21:35Is ELN replacing internals and staging
- 25:21Continuous integration validation
- 31:10ELN CI
- 36:35Check section from rpm
- 38:32Multiarch support
- 41:12Communication channels
- 42:11Fedora Discussions
- 44:13ELN Meetings
- 44:56Technical Issues
- 46:05Next Steps
- 47:59S390 Containers
- 48:20S390X
- 49:51Sidetags
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