As the semester comes to a close I have finally had the time to be able to complete my edits to the Fedora Wiki for Koji. The goal was not only to correct any information that is not correct or clear, but also to provide some more background information so that users can really get an understanding of how all the components of Koji work together.
The result that I was able to achieve was to confirm that all of the instructions on the Fedora Wiki now work correctly and if you follow them through from start to finish, you should get a result of a working Koji system. I believe I was also able to clarify a lot of information that was previously unclear. and give users a good understanding of how everything works together.
You can view the work I have been doing over the semester by visiting the Fedora Koji Wiki and also by viewing the blog postings which I have listed below:
Generating SSL Certificates PostgreSQL Hub Configuration Koji-web Koji BuildersI hope that my work on the wiki will help out some people in the future as I have really enjoyed learning about the Koji system throughout this project. I would like to give a big thank you to Chris Tyler for a great semester which included an awesome trip to Arizona to participate in Fudcon 2011; as well as a semester full of opportunities which involved working with, and learning about a new technology in the ARM project (new in the sense of using them as a low power server). I have enjoyed every moment of working with the ARM project and I hope to continue contributing in anyway I can in the future.
