Socorro: Difference between revisions
Ryansnyder (talk | contribs) |
Ryansnyder (talk | contribs) |
||
| Line 10: | Line 10: | ||
TODO: Link to graphic depiction of Socorro architecture overview. | TODO: Link to graphic depiction of Socorro architecture overview. | ||
= Code Repository = | = Code Repository = | ||
Revision as of 17:29, 17 January 2011
Socorro is the name for the Mozilla Crash Stats project. It is an open source project which other companies are also using for crash statistics.
Overview
Breakpad is a set of libraries by Mozilla products for client-side crash reporting.
Socorro Server is a Python API and a collection of applications and web services that use the API. The applications together embody a set of servers to take crash dumps generated by remote clients, process using the breakpad_stackdump application and save the results in HBase. Additional processes aggregate and filter data for storage in a relational database.
Socorro UI is the web interface for viewing and parsing crash reports, as well as aggregated data surrounding crash reports.
TODO: Link to graphic depiction of Socorro architecture overview.
Code Repository
The Socorro project is currently hosted on Google Code at http://code.google.com/p/socorro/ .
The project will be moving to Github in the near future. Once this move takes place, we will update the documentation here accordingly. The current project on Github can be watched https://github.com/rhelmer/socorro
Committing Code to Socorro
Socorro is an open source project and we welcome code contributions. You may use Bugzilla to browse through open Socorro bugs or add a new Socorro bug.
- Socorro Code Review Practices
- Socorro Coding Standards (Python)
- SocorroUI Coding Standards (PHP)
- SVN standards
Planning
Release Schedule
Roadmap
Contact Us
We will be happy to answer your questions to help you get your Socorro install up off the ground. You may contact the Socorro team at either:
- irc: irc.mozilla.org #breakpad
- email: socorro-dev@mozilla.com