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This is the July 2016 edition of the Fedora Newsletter. This newsletter summarizes the most significant activities within the Fedora community over the last month.

Call for Action

Fedora is designed, built, used, and supported by the community. An easy and important way that you can contribute to the effort is by helping resolve outstanding bugs. If you have an interest in gaining a better understanding of the Fedora code base, or a specific interest in any of these bugs [1], please add a comment to a ticket and we can work together to move your interest forward.

Membership

 

Software development

Standards

Fedora API Specification

The Fedora community is working to establish a clearly defined specification for the core Fedora services [2]. This specification will detail the exact services and interactions required for a server implementation to be verified as "doing Fedora". 

You are invited to comment on and contribute to the draft specifications [8].

Community-driven Activity

Import/Export Tooling


 

Fedora/Hydra WebAC Alignment


API Extension Architecture 

The API-X group has published a design document that will be ratified as of July 7. The group also met at Open Repositories to discuss how best to align the API-X work with ongoing Islandora CLAW development.

If you are interested in the API Extension Architecture, please join the discussion on the fedora-community mailing list [12] and attend the next meeting.

Performance and Scalability

The Performance and Scalability group has begun testing with ModeShape 5 and noted an ingest performance increase of about 15%. Tests with alternative databases (MySQL and PostgreSQL) have also been performed.

If you are interested in Performance and Scalability, please join the discussion on the fedora-community mailing list [14] and attend the next meeting [15] on June 24.

Conferences and events

Upcoming Events

Islandora Camp BC

Islandora Camp [18] is returning to Vancouver for the second iCampBC, July 18 - 20. All West Coast Islandorians and anyone else who would like to see beautiful British Columbia while learning about Islandora are welcome to attend.

South Central States Fedora Users Group Meeting

 

Archivematica Camp

 

Previous Events

Open Repositories

 

 

References

[1]  https://jira.duraspace.org/issues/?filter=13122
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