Let's consider using bintray for our maven repo

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Got it, so now it’s about 11–13, after deleting the snapshots. What about the bandwidth?

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I’m not sure…I left before we got centralized logging/analytics via the ELK stack…I do know that a lot of the community uses it…

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@jbaruch, I’m in the process of evaluating openmrs.jfrog.io for OpenMRS purposes.

I’d be happy to provide you with the bandwidth details you requested. As @r0bby mentioned we haven’t monitored that before with any external tooling, but maybe there is a way to get that out of Nexus? If yes, then let me know where to look for that.

I wonder if there is any integration between openmrs.jfrog.io and Bintray. For example it would be great to see artifacts published to openmrs.jfrog.io under https://bintray.com/openmrs/maven. Is it possible to use the same credentials for Bintray and openmrs.jfrog.io?

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We should probably consider adding an acknowledgement here: http://openmrs.org/about/support/.

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And probably remove the text which says that the list is in alphabetical order. :smile:

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we could switch our monitoring over to datadog and send snmp data to datadog like the ASF does. This will allow insight into traffic analytics when we combine centralized logging.

Seriously – you should all should be forking the Apache Software Foundation’s puppet repo. Seeing how they do things, they are the Open Source infrastucture standard.