The "AWS DevOps Zero to Hero" project, a comprehensive learning resource for aspiring DevOps engineers, has experienced stagnation in development with no recent commits from the primary contributor, Abhishek Veeramalla, in over a year. The project aims to provide a structured 30-day curriculum for mastering AWS services and concepts.
The repository has 16 open issues, with significant user concerns about missing content for specific days in the learning series (e.g., #100 for Day 12 and 13). These gaps highlight potential obstacles for learners and suggest a need for better resource management. Issues like #68 also indicate technical challenges with AWS configurations, underscoring the necessity for clearer documentation.
The lack of recent contributions from other team members suggests a stagnation in collaborative development efforts.
| Timespan | Opened | Closed | Comments | Labeled | Milestones |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 Days | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 30 Days | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 90 Days | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 Year | 14 | 1 | 5 | 14 | 1 |
| All Time | 18 | 2 | - | - | - |
Like all software activity quantification, these numbers are imperfect but sometimes useful. Comments, Labels, and Milestones refer to those issues opened in the timespan in question.
| Developer | Avatar | Branches | PRs | Commits | Files | Changes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pawan Kumar Baggi (Pawan-jsp) | 0 | 1/0/0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| AG (ggold7046) | 0 | 1/0/0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| None (janakiramjob) | 0 | 0/0/1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| None (ahussain1-logi) | 0 | 1/0/0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| Karthik Reddy Banda (bandakarthikreddy) | 0 | 0/0/2 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
PRs: created by that dev and opened/merged/closed-unmerged during the period
The GitHub repository for "AWS DevOps Zero to Hero" currently has 16 open issues, indicating active user engagement and ongoing discussions about content and functionality. Notably, there are recurring themes around missing content, particularly for specific days in the learning series, as well as issues related to AWS configurations and errors encountered by users.
Several issues highlight a lack of critical content, such as #100 regarding missing materials for Day 12 and 13, which suggests potential gaps in the curriculum that could hinder learners' progress. Additionally, issues like #68 reflect user challenges with technical setups, emphasizing the need for clearer documentation or troubleshooting guidance. The presence of multiple similar requests for content updates or clarifications points to a possible trend of users encountering obstacles that could be addressed through improved resource management.
Issue #100: Day 12 and 13 Content Not Found
Issue #76: aws tutorial
Issue #73: Traning
Issue #68: Connecting EC2 to Mobxtream
Issue #67: hi
Issue #55: Aws
Issue #52: pods "aws-load-balancer-controller-78bf9f4898-" is forbidden...
Issue #50: Abhishek
Issue #45: Interview questions: vpc.md
Issue #40: day 22
Issue #100: Day 12 and 13 Content Not Found
Issue #36: Day-18( lambda_handler)
Issue #40: day 22
These issues collectively indicate areas where users are seeking clarification or assistance, particularly around missing educational content and technical difficulties with AWS services. The repository maintainers may need to prioritize addressing these concerns to enhance user experience and learning outcomes.
The repository "iam-veeramalla/aws-devops-zero-to-hero" currently has 48 open pull requests (PRs) and 35 closed PRs, reflecting ongoing development and contributions to a structured learning resource for AWS DevOps. The PRs primarily focus on updates to build specifications, application scripts, and documentation.
PR #102: Pawan jsp python - Opened 10 days ago; focuses on multiple updates to Python scripts and configuration files related to a simple Python application.
PR #101: Update buildspec.yml - Opened 14 days ago; corrects the path for the simple-python-app from day-13 to day-14.
PR #99: Update buildspec.yml - Opened 22 days ago; similar path correction from day-13 to day-14.
PR #98: Shru - Opened 35 days ago; introduces updates to Dockerfiles and Python scripts, adding new files for deployment.
PR #97: deleting already existing files - Opened 40 days ago; modifies stop_container.sh to delete existing files before stopping containers.
PR #95: Update s3.md - Opened 53 days ago; updates documentation regarding S3 replication strategies.
PR #94: q - Opened 59 days ago; includes multiple updates across various files, including README and Dockerfiles.
PR #91: Srihari 2908 patch 1 fixes - Opened 72 days ago; addresses issues in app.py and related scripts.
PR #90: Anirban - Opened 74 days ago; adds minor changes to app.py and interview questions documentation.
PR #88: developed module for ge project - Opened 87 days ago; updates appspec.yml and modifications in stop_container.sh.
PR #86: Create ci - Opened 89 days ago; introduces a new CI file without much context or detail.
PR #85: Enter - Opened 100 days ago; minor updates in app.py and start_container.sh.
PR #84: changes in buildspec file - Opened 105 days ago; extensive changes across multiple files with unclear comments.
PR #83: Update buildspec.yml - Opened 110 days ago; another update focusing on the build specification file.
PR #80: Update start_container.sh - Opened 119 days ago; changes the port mapping in the start script.
PR #78: Pending changes exported from your codespace - Opened 127 days ago; includes a large number of added files, suggesting a significant update or feature addition.
PR #77: pull - Opened 131 days ago; vague description with multiple updates across various files.
PR #75: appspec.yaml to root - Opened 140 days ago; moves appspec.yaml to the root directory for better accessibility.
PR #74: Update buildspec.yml - Opened 141 days ago; further updates to the build specification file.
PR #70: Update alb-controller-add-on.md - Opened 160 days ago; fixes a command syntax error in documentation.
PR #63: Create sanket-pandit-aws - Opened 168 days ago; introduces a new directory without clear context or content details.
PR #62: Implementing Multi-Stage Builds to Reduce Image Size - Opened 172 days ago; discusses enhancements in Docker image management but lacks implementation details.
PR #61: Documentation of VPC project - Opened 175 days ago; aims at improving VPC project documentation but lacks specifics on changes made.
PR #59: Update README.md - Opened 182 days ago; minor edits to the README file for clarity or accuracy.
PR #58: Update buildspec.yml - Opened 183 days ago; replaces references from Day-13 to Day-14 in the build specification file.
PR #56: Update buildspec.yml - Opened 196 days ago; another update focused on the build specification file.
PR #51: Removed launching the EC2 Instances in public subnets - Opened 202 days ago; enhances security by limiting EC2 instances to private subnets only.
PR #49: Update start_container.sh - Opened 203 days ago; unspecified changes to the start script.
PR #47: Update alb-controller-add-on.md - Opened 226 days ago; addresses an error in command syntax within documentation.
PR #46: Update buildspec.yml - Opened 235 days ago; further modifications to the build specification file without detailed comments.
PR #41: modified README file - Opened 269 days ago; unspecified changes made to the README file content.
PR #38: Update buildspec.yml - Opened 293 days ago; another update focused on the build specification file without specific details provided.
PR #37: Update alb-controller-add-on.md - Opened 294 days ago; removes whitespace causing errors in documentation formatting.
PR #35: commit - Draft opened over a year ago with no specific details or context provided, indicating potential abandonment or lack of clarity on purpose.
... (additional PRs continue with similar patterns of minor updates, corrections, and documentation improvements)
The analysis of open pull requests reveals several key themes and patterns that are critical for understanding the current state of development within the "AWS DevOps Zero to Hero" repository:
A significant number of PRs (e.g., PRs #101, #99, PRs from earlier like PRs #83, #58) focus on updating buildspec.yml files, indicating a common issue with path references between different project directories (Day-13 vs Day-14). This suggests that contributors are actively working on ensuring that the project's structure is correctly reflected in its configuration files, which is crucial for successful builds and deployments using AWS services like CodeBuild or CodeDeploy.
Several PRs target documentation files such as README.md, alb-controller-add-on.md, and various interview question documents (e.g., PRs like PR#95). This reflects an ongoing effort by contributors not only to enhance usability but also to ensure that users can easily follow along with the learning objectives outlined in this educational repository. However, many of these documentation updates lack specificity regarding what exactly has changed or improved, which could hinder effective communication among contributors about the nature of these changes.
Some PRs exhibit vague descriptions or lack sufficient detail about their purpose (e.g., PRs like PR#86 "Create ci" or PR#78 "Pending changes exported from your codespace"). This raises concerns about contribution quality and clarity within the repository's collaborative environment, as it may lead to confusion among reviewers regarding what needs attention during code reviews or merges.
Despite having numerous open PRs, there seems to be a lack of recent merging activity, particularly for older PRs which have been open for extended periods (e.g., PR#90 created over two months ago). This could indicate potential bottlenecks in review processes or resource allocation within the project team responsible for managing these contributions effectively.
The repository's high engagement metrics (over 8,000 forks and substantial star counts) suggest that there is considerable interest from the community in this educational initiative. However, maintaining this momentum requires active management of contributions and timely responses to pull requests to keep contributors motivated and involved in improving this valuable resource for aspiring DevOps engineers learning AWS technologies.
In conclusion, while there is robust activity surrounding this repository with numerous contributions aimed at enhancing both functionality and documentation, addressing issues related to clarity in contributions, merging processes, and maintaining engagement will be essential for sustaining its growth and effectiveness as a learning tool within the DevOps community.
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Overall, the repository shows signs of being maintained primarily by one individual with minimal collaborative effort from other team members in recent months.