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 Greetings folks! 
  
 I wanted to announce that salsa-status.debian.net is now up and running! 
  
 This Status Page provides both Salsa CI users and the Salsa CI developer 
 team with visibility into CI performance, helping identify wasteful 
 practices, broken configurations, and optimization opportunities across the 
 entire Debian package ecosystem. 
  
 One of the main objectives is to help catch wasteful CI usage, which hasn't 
 been possible/easy before due to lack of overview/stats. 
  
 *The main features of the Salsa CI status page are:* 
  
    - 
  
    Real-time Pipeline Monitoring: Pipeline stats, success rates, 
    performance trends, and related metrics. 
    - 
  
    Project Analytics: Detailed insights into projects€€€ CI history and 
    configurations 
    - 
  
    Job Type Analysis: Insights into types of jobs running in and on top of 
    Salsa CI 
    - 
  
    CI Stats & Performance: CI duration trends and resource consumption 
    - 
  
    Matrix Alerts - Automated notifications for performance degradation at 
    https://matrix.to/#/#salsa-stats:matrix.org 
  
  
  
 Quick glance of benefits for Debian/Salsa 
  
 Waste Detection & Resource Optimization: 
  
 The status page helps monitor total CI resource consumption across all 
 projects, identify jobs and pipelines with excessive run times and failure 
 rates, and track average durations to spot performance regressions over 
 time. 
  
 Problem Identification: 
  
 The Status Page would greatly benefit the Salsa CI Team and its users in 
 early identification of failures due to upstream changes, controlled 
 roll-outs of features, regression after merged MRs, focused probing of job 
 types, and in helping/encouraging projects with failing CI to fix them. The 
 backend will send the alerts about such identified issues to the Matrix 
 room. 
  
 Insight into Salsa: 
  
 The Salsa Status page will provide insight into the functioning of and load 
 on Salsa. It provides real-time view of reported pipelines, their status, 
 and run duration. With various filters in place, developers could also 
 narrow down searches to probe specific issues. Salsa CI users could look 
 into their individual project stats and pipelines and compare their trends 
 over time. 
  
 Dashboard: 
  
 The dashboard consists mainly of 4 pages: Home page, Projects page, 
 Pipelines page, and Job Types page. It is best optimized for desktops, 
 though you can also use it on a phone with desktop mode enabled. I would 
 encourage you to go ahead and explore the website since words can only say 
 so much ;) 
  
 Registration and privacy: 
  
 Automated cron jobs fetch pipeline, job, and project data from Salsa Gitlab 
 API. Only projects that are public are registered. Additionally, projects 
 can opt-out by adding `SALSA_CI_ENABLE_STATS: 0` to their CI configuration, 
 or reach out to delete their project€€€s pipeline stats. 
  
 Hosting: 
  
 Frontend: React dashboard is served at https://salsa-status.debian.net 
  
 Backend: Node.js API on the same domain at /api/v1 
  
 Database: We are using TiDB (tidbcloud.com) 
  
  
 **Note: The Salsa Status page is under active development. If you encounter 
 any bugs or flaws, please consider overlooking the rough edges and 
 reporting them. Feedback and feature requests are welcome in this email 
 thread or at the issue tracker at 
 https://salsa.debian.org/salsa-ci-team/pipeline/-/issues/413 
  
 Thanks, 
  
 Aayush Raj 
  
 GSoC student mentored by Otto Kek€€l€€inen 
  
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