Обсуждение: Participate in GCI as a Mentor
Honorable Concern,
I want to join GCI as a mentor, please guide me about the procedure, thanks in anticipation.
Regards
Tahir Ramzan
MSCS Research Scholar
Google Summer of Code 2015 (CiviCRM)
Google Summer of Code 2016 (ModSecurity)
Outside Collaborator of SpiderLabs (Powered by TrustWave)
Google Android Students Club Facilitator and Organizer 2015
Contact:
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Tahir,
I've extended an invitation through GCI for you to become a mentor for the PostgreSQL
organization, and have sent an additional email containing information on how to get started
with contributing to this year's contest. We have one month left to get over a hundred tasks
uploaded, so that is our current priority!
The PostgreSQL wiki link has the current list of tasks available as well as a full list of other
mentors in the program for this year, found here: https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/GCI_2018
Thank you very much for your interest - we're thrilled to have you be a part of GCI 2018!
Sarah
On Sat, Sep 22, 2018 at 12:39 PM Tahir Ramzan <tahirramzan@alumni.vu.edu.pk> wrote:
Honorable Concern,I want to join GCI as a mentor, please guide me about the procedure, thanks in anticipation.--RegardsTahir RamzanMSCS Research ScholarGoogle Summer of Code 2015 (CiviCRM)Google Summer of Code 2016 (ModSecurity)Outside Collaborator of SpiderLabs (Powered by TrustWave)Google Android Students Club Facilitator and Organizer 2015Contact:
More details about me and my work:
GitHub Profile: https://github.com/tahirramzan
LinkedIn Profile: https://pk.linkedin.com/in/tahirramzan
Sarah Conway Schnurr
Thanks Sarah,
I have received the emails and invitation. Now, I am reviewing all stuff and will respond with my ideas within a day.
Regards
Tahir
On Tue, Sep 25, 2018 at 12:34 AM Sarah Conway Schnurr <xenophenes42@gmail.com> wrote:
Tahir,I've extended an invitation through GCI for you to become a mentor for the PostgreSQLorganization, and have sent an additional email containing information on how to get startedwith contributing to this year's contest. We have one month left to get over a hundred tasksuploaded, so that is our current priority!The PostgreSQL wiki link has the current list of tasks available as well as a full list of othermentors in the program for this year, found here: https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/GCI_2018Thank you very much for your interest - we're thrilled to have you be a part of GCI 2018!SarahOn Sat, Sep 22, 2018 at 12:39 PM Tahir Ramzan <tahirramzan@alumni.vu.edu.pk> wrote:Honorable Concern,I want to join GCI as a mentor, please guide me about the procedure, thanks in anticipation.--RegardsTahir RamzanMSCS Research ScholarGoogle Summer of Code 2015 (CiviCRM)Google Summer of Code 2016 (ModSecurity)Outside Collaborator of SpiderLabs (Powered by TrustWave)Google Android Students Club Facilitator and Organizer 2015Contact:
More details about me and my work:
GitHub Profile: https://github.com/tahirramzan
LinkedIn Profile: https://pk.linkedin.com/in/tahirramzan
--Sarah Conway Schnurr
Regards
Tahir Ramzan
MSCS Research Scholar
Google Summer of Code 2015 (CiviCRM)
Google Summer of Code 2016 (ModSecurity)
Outside Collaborator of SpiderLabs (Powered by TrustWave)
Google Android Students Club Facilitator and Organizer 2015
Contact:
More details about me and my work:
GitHub Profile: https://github.com/tahirramzan
LinkedIn Profile: https://pk.linkedin.com/in/tahirramzan
Honorable Concern,
I am planning to mentor these ideas IN Google Code-in as these are learning, interesting, informative and doable for young students:
Compare PostgreSQL with another RDBMS:
• DB2
• MySQL
• Oracle
• SQLite
• MS SQL Server
• Sybase
Compare PostgreSQL with a NoSQL Column Database:
• Accumulo
• Cassandra
• Druid
• HBase
• Vertica
Compare PostgreSQL with a NoSQL Document Database:
• Apache CouchDB
• ArangoDB
• BaseX
• Clusterpoint
• Couchbase
• Cosmos DB
• IBM Domino
• MarkLogic
• MongoDB
• OrientDB
• Qizx
• RethinkDB
Compare PostgreSQL with NoSQL Key-value Database:
• Aerospike
• Apache Ignite
• ArangoDB
• Berkeley DB
• Couchbase
• Dynamo
• FairCom c-treeACE
• FoundationDB
• InfinityDB
• MemcacheDB
• MUMPS
• Oracle NoSQL Database
• OrientDB
• Redis
• Riak
• SciDB
• SDBM/Flat File dbm
• ZooKeeper
Compare PostgreSQL with a NoSQL Graph Database
• AllegroGraph
• ArangoDB
• InfiniteGraph
• Apache Giraph
• MarkLogic
• Neo4J
• OrientDB
• Virtuoso
Kindly share your precious thoughts and feedback, thanks in anticipation.
Regards
Tahir Ramzan
MSCS Research Scholar
Google Summer of Code 2015 (CiviCRM)
Google Summer of Code 2016 (ModSecurity)
Outside Collaborator of SpiderLabs (Powered by TrustWave)
Google Android Students Club Facilitator and Organizer 2015
Contact:
More details about me and my work:
GitHub Profile: https://github.com/tahirramzan
LinkedIn Profile: https://pk.linkedin.com/in/tahirramzan
Tahir,
Thank you for spending time thinking of task ideas!
We are ideally attempting to think of tasks that could benefit PostgreSQL as a whole either through code, outreach/advocacy, quality assurance, or design based contributions, as that seems to be the trend for other tasks submitted by open source organizations. Additionally, we'd like to avoid comparison style tasks to prevent negative connotations or press around PostgreSQL or competing databases.
As an alternative, could you perhaps write up some tasks around "Performing and Documenting backing up a PostgreSQL instance"? There could be specific unique tasks for each of the backup tools, such as pgBackRest, pg_dump, pg_basebackup, pgBarman, wal-e, and wal-g. I would write up the requirements as being "Write up a 1000 word (minimum) essay" and "include a paragraph explaining in which situation the tool you're working with would be best suited".
It would most likely fall under the "Research" or "Documentation" categories, for researching and documenting their steps taken.
Following that, you could add in additional unique tasks for similar ideas, such as:
- "Write up a new user guide for pgBackRest based on a s3 backup architecture."
- "Compose a cheat sheet for backing up and restoring a PostgreSQL instance using X backup tool."
- "Create well-designed online graphical resources / cheat sheets for common PostgreSQL operations for the Online Resources page on PostgreSQL.org."
- "Create a video tutorial explaining how to backup and restore a PostgreSQL instance using X backup tool."
- "Create a video tutorial explaining how to upgrade a PostgreSQL instance from 9.6 to 10."
Thank you!
On Wed, Sep 26, 2018 at 12:31 AM Tahir Ramzan <tahirramzan@alumni.vu.edu.pk> wrote:
Honorable Concern,I am planning to mentor these ideas IN Google Code-in as these are learning, interesting, informative and doable for young students:Compare PostgreSQL with another RDBMS:• DB2• MySQL• Oracle• SQLite• MS SQL Server• SybaseCompare PostgreSQL with a NoSQL Column Database:• Accumulo• Cassandra• Druid• HBase• VerticaCompare PostgreSQL with a NoSQL Document Database:• Apache CouchDB• ArangoDB• BaseX• Clusterpoint• Couchbase• Cosmos DB• IBM Domino• MarkLogic• MongoDB• OrientDB• Qizx• RethinkDBCompare PostgreSQL with NoSQL Key-value Database:• Aerospike• Apache Ignite• ArangoDB• Berkeley DB• Couchbase• Dynamo• FairCom c-treeACE• FoundationDB• InfinityDB• MemcacheDB• MUMPS• Oracle NoSQL Database• OrientDB• Redis• Riak• SciDB• SDBM/Flat File dbm• ZooKeeperCompare PostgreSQL with a NoSQL Graph Database• AllegroGraph• ArangoDB• InfiniteGraph• Apache Giraph• MarkLogic• Neo4J• OrientDB• VirtuosoKindly share your precious thoughts and feedback, thanks in anticipation.--RegardsTahir RamzanMSCS Research ScholarGoogle Summer of Code 2015 (CiviCRM)Google Summer of Code 2016 (ModSecurity)Outside Collaborator of SpiderLabs (Powered by TrustWave)Google Android Students Club Facilitator and Organizer 2015Contact:
More details about me and my work:
GitHub Profile: https://github.com/tahirramzan
LinkedIn Profile: https://pk.linkedin.com/in/tahirramzan
Sarah Conway Schnurr