August 27, 2009
We would like to update the RHQ community on a change in relationship between Red Hat Inc. and Hyperic Inc. as it pertains to the RHQ project.

Red Hat and Hyperic were the original collaborators and maintainers of the project and are now mutually terminating their agreement in conjunction with the project.

This change in collaboration does not affect the RHQ project. Red Hat will be the ongoing maintainer of the project. Participation by Red Hat, operations of the project, and availability of the project assets will remain unchanged.

Red Hat and Hyperic have been honored to participate in the project. We look forward to the RHQ project and community continuing to grow and thrive.

For more information about Red Hat solutions, visit www.redhat.com
For more information about Hyperic solutions, visit www.hyperic.com

Thank you,

Katrinka McCallum, Vice President, Management Solutions Business Unit, Red Hat Inc
Javier Soltero, CEO, Hyperic Inc

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Updates to the RHQ and Jopr Project infrastructures

November, 16, 2009

Source Repositories

The RHQ and Jopr source repositories have been consolidated into a new GIT repository in order to facilitate more advanced distributed development and community involvment. The repository is now hosted on Fedorahosted at http://git.fedorahosted.org/git/rhq/rht.git?p=rhq/rhq.git

Contributions

A contributor page has been set up to explain the new process for contributing code to RHQ and Jopr. As always, Bug reports, documentation enhancements and feature requests are always welcome.

Issue Tracking

Issue tracking for RHQ has been moved to Red Hat Bugzilla at https://bugzilla.redhat.com/browse.cgi?product=RHQ%20Project and the old JIRA instance has been switched into read-only mode. To use the new Bugzilla, use your existing Red Hat bugzilla account. If you do not have one yet, you can register yourself. If you use the same email address you were using for the RHQ jira, you should get your issues from Jira assigned to you in bugzilla as well. This does not yet include the Jopr JIRA though.

Wiki

The technical design and project wikis for Jopr and RHQ have been consolidated into one wiki instance at http://www.rhq-project.org in order to more easily find your way around the design and developer documentation. Username and password are the same as in the previous jopr.org wiki. The combined user documentation is now available here http://www.rhq-project.org/display/JOPR2/Home

Feedback

To reach the team and give feedback etc you can use

• IRC: channel #rhq on irc.freenode.net