Project Description
With this project I would like to refresh/update the confluence documentation describing how SUSE Manager maintenance works and how to process a SUSE Manager update round.
Goal for this Hackweek
- Update the SUSE Manager maintenance confluence pages
- provide the initial overview to SUSE Manager maintenance for new hires
- describe how to process a SUSE Manager maintenance round
- highlight critical steps and peculiarities of SUSE Manager maintenance
- describe the internal maintsec-tools available for processing SUSE Manager maintenance
- link planned gitlab issues for improving the automation behind SUSE Manager maintenance
Resources
Internal SUSE Manager maintenance documentation
Contacts
If you are interest to contribute, feel free to reach out (@deneb_alpha).
Looking for hackers with the skills:
This project is part of:
Hack Week 21
Activity
Comments
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about 3 years ago by deneb_alpha | Reply
this project had a nice drift
After attending the sessions from https://hackweek.opensuse.org/21/projects/everyone-can-contribute-to-documentation-see-how-you-can-join-the-party I decided to continue to work at my project using DAPS and DocBook.
Happy hacking and have a lot of fun!
Reply to deneb_alpha
this project had a nice drift
After attending the sessions from https://hackweek.opensuse.org/21/projects/everyone-can-contribute-to-documentation-see-how-you-can-join-the-party I decided to continue to work at my project using DAPS and DocBook.
Happy hacking and have a lot of fun!
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To add a layer of challenge and exploration (in the true spirit of Hackweek), the puzzles will be solved using a non-mainstream, modern language like D, Crystal, Gleam or Zig.
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Goals
Code, Docs, and Memes: An AoC Story
Have fun!
Involve more people, play together
Solve Days 1-5: Successfully solve both parts of the Advent of Code 2025 puzzles for Days 1-5 using the chosen non-mainstream language.
Daily Documentation & Language Review: Publish a detailed write-up for each day. This documentation will include the solution analysis, the chosen algorithm, and specific commentary on the language's ergonomics, performance, and standard library for the given task.