Graphing Zephyr Development and Project Health and How Visualizing Data Help with Gro...
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Dashboards aggregate data into Kibana/Elasticsearch and stats.zephyrproject.org showing concrete results: GitHub reports 2,039 contributors while LF counts ~6,000, about 200 active contributors this month, ~1,800 with 1–10 commits and ~100 with multi‑year activity. Daily benchmark runs for latency_measure on QEMU/chemo surface a ~500 ns slowdown from a refactor that a targeted change reverses, footprint trends decline over time, and merge‑list enforcement cuts unapproved merges and review‑time violations.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Zephyr metrics tracking
- 1:27Zephyr growth and metrics
- 3:54Project health with metrics
- 5:38Contributor growth
- 10:12Core contributors
- 12:21Performance tracking
- 18:54Performance regressions
- 20:22Footprint improvements
- 23:15Project operations
- 26:41Merge list tool
- 28:06Merge policies
- 30:35Project dashboards
- 32:21Data feedback loops
- 34:08Key takeaways
- 35:12LFX Insights dashboards
- 38:42Q&A
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