I would be keen to see gdash as an organisation.
Something like https://github.com/gdash/gdash for the actual code.
Maybe that will help to get the project moving a little bit more than it is now, although it is not my point here.
My main argument is more to do with template management and contribution.
With gdash as an organisation, we can create a gdash template repository(s).
It could be a repository per template type (as in collectd, munin, diamond), or simply branch on the same repo, or a mix of both
Something like gdash/collectd-templates and gdash/munin-templates with a branch per target (RHEL5, RHEL6,arista switch, etc.).
Also looking forward, it allows for infrastructure bits to be stored, like gh-page, rpm spec file, packer config etc. in the same realm, but under different repo.
One of the benefit would be easier access and better visibility on dashboard (more example to look at).
That should lead to more contribution, as people realise that there is a place to contribute them back to the community.
I would be keen to see gdash as an organisation.
Something like https://github.com/gdash/gdash for the actual code.
Maybe that will help to get the project moving a little bit more than it is now, although it is not my point here.
My main argument is more to do with template management and contribution.
With gdash as an organisation, we can create a gdash template repository(s).
It could be a repository per template type (as in collectd, munin, diamond), or simply branch on the same repo, or a mix of both
Something like gdash/collectd-templates and gdash/munin-templates with a branch per target (RHEL5, RHEL6,arista switch, etc.).
Also looking forward, it allows for infrastructure bits to be stored, like gh-page, rpm spec file, packer config etc. in the same realm, but under different repo.
One of the benefit would be easier access and better visibility on dashboard (more example to look at).
That should lead to more contribution, as people realise that there is a place to contribute them back to the community.