Note: Apologies for the lack of posts in December; both the Webdev Extravaganza and Beer and Tell were cancelled due to a company-wide workweek and the holidays. Once a month, web developers from across Mozilla get together to compete in … Continue reading
In recent blog posts I’ve talked about our plans for Socorro and our move to HBase. Today, I’d like to invite community feedback on the draft of our plans for Socorro 2.0. In summary, we have been moving our data … Continue reading
We’ve been incredibly busy over on the Socorro project, and I have been remiss in blogging. Over the next week or so I’ll be catching up on what we’ve been doing in a series of blog posts. If you’re not … Continue reading
Recently, we’ve been working on planning out the future of Socorro. If you’re not familiar with it, Socorro is Mozilla’s crash reporting system. You may have noticed that Firefox has become a lot less crashy recently – we’ve seen a … Continue reading
What has two quad core 3GHz 64bit CPUs, sixteen gigs of RAM and makes the Socorro users happy? That would be the new hardware that the Socorro system moved to during a six hour operation on Thursday night. The new … Continue reading
