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Purpose of the project

The purpose of the Training project is to create high-quality training material for various projects in an open source form. Up until now everyone who wants to offer a Training course for one of the Apache projects needs to create her or his own slides/labs and keep them up-to-date. This is a significant investment of time and money. This project aims to spread that burden and help all Apache projects as we can create shared resources and we can also create cross-project training resources.

To sum up, the main goals for this project:

  • Develop shared material that can be used for training
  • Specifically create material about the ASF, how it works and how best to contribute
  • Cross-project
    • Focused on Apache but also 3rd party projects where it makes sense
    • Develop “labs” or “hands-on” exercises
  • Develop or document an infrastructure that can be used for those labs
  • Potentially develop tools to manage the material (e.g. a “slide” repository that contains “modules” that can be easily reused and combined)

These are non-goals for this project:

  • Some kind of official “Apache Training Program” with certifications etc.
    • Based on feedback and future developments this may change but we believe it’s out of scope initially
  • Project documentation
  • The training material we develop is not necessarily self-explanatory. It still benefits from an experienced instructor but it will enable talented people without the time or resources for developing and maintaining material to provide training.

Rationale

There are tons of companies offering training for and around the Apache ecosystem. From our experience, everyone is building a very similar set of slides and labs (there’s only so many ways you can explain a concept). This project aims to create and use synergies. By also bringing these resources closer to their origin we hope to improve quality, the freshness of the content and versatility (e.g. more language options).

It is the mission of the Apache foundation “to provide software for the public good” and we believe this project can help with that mission by making the software more accessible for a broader audience.

Next steps

The initial goal for the first few weeks or months is to have discussions and agreements on various scoping and technical issues as well as integrating existing donated material.

From there we want to start building a library of content.

Building locally

Apache Training makes use of several tools in order to compile the presentations. The probably simplest way to build the project is using Docker, as we provide the Dockerfile for installing all prerequisites.

docker compose up

This should produce compiled versions of all presentations in your local working copy.

Getting involved

The main resource for any discussion around this project is the dev mailing list (see below). If you have any specific question or want to get involved in any way, by all means, do so and reach out and say hi!

The following resources are currently being used by the project:

Dev Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe

Issues Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe

Commits Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe

Wiki: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TRAINING

Jira: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRAINING

Git: Apache Repo - Github Mirror

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Purpose of the project
The purpose of the Training project is to create high-quality training material for various projects in an open source form. Up until now everyone who wants to offer a Training course for one of the Apache projects needs to create her or his own slides/labs and keep them up-to-date. This is a significant investment of time and money. This project aims to spread that burden and help all Apache projects as we can create shared resources and we can also create cross-project training resources.
To sum up, the main goals for this project:
  • Develop shared material that can be used for training
  • Specifically create material about the ASF, how it works and how best to contribute
  • Cross-project

    • Focused on Apache but also 3rd party projects where it makes sense
    • Develop “labs” or “hands-on” exercises
  • Develop or document an infrastructure that can be used for those labs
  • Potentially develop tools to manage the material (e.g. a “slide” repository that contains “modules” that can be easily reused and combined)
These are non-goals for this project:
  • Some kind of official “Apache Training Program” with certifications etc.

    • Based on feedback and future developments this may change but we believe it’s out of scope initially
  • Project documentation
  • The training material we develop is not necessarily self-explanatory. It still benefits from an experienced instructor but it will enable talented people without the time or resources for developing and maintaining material to provide training.
Rationale
There are tons of companies offering training for and around the Apache ecosystem. From our experience, everyone is building a very similar set of slides and labs (there’s only so many ways you can explain a concept). This project aims to create and use synergies. By also bringing these resources closer to their origin we hope to improve quality, the freshness of the content and versatility (e.g. more language options).
It is the mission of the Apache foundation “to provide software for the public good” and we believe this project can help with that mission by making the software more accessible for a broader audience.
Next steps
The initial goal for the first few weeks or months is to have discussions and agreements on various scoping and technical issues as well as integrating existing donated material.
From there we want to start building a library of content.
Building locally
Apache Training makes use of several tools in order to compile the presentations.
The probably simplest way to build the project is using Docker, as we provide the Dockerfile for installing all prerequisites.
docker compose up

This should produce compiled versions of all presentations in your local working copy.
Getting involved
The main resource for any discussion around this project is the dev mailing list (see below). If you have any specific question or want to get involved in any way, by all means, do so and reach out and say hi!
The following resources are currently being used by the project:
Dev Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Issues Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Commits Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Wiki: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TRAINING
Jira: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRAINING
Git: Apache Repo - Github Mirror
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Purpose of the project
The purpose of the Training project is to create high-quality training material for various projects in an open source form. Up until now everyone who wants to offer a Training course for one of the Apache projects needs to create her or his own slides/labs and keep them up-to-date. This is a significant investment of time and money. This project aims to spread that burden and help all Apache projects as we can create shared resources and we can also create cross-project training resources.
To sum up, the main goals for this project:
  • Develop shared material that can be used for training
  • Specifically create material about the ASF, how it works and how best to contribute
  • Cross-project

    • Focused on Apache but also 3rd party projects where it makes sense
    • Develop “labs” or “hands-on” exercises
  • Develop or document an infrastructure that can be used for those labs
  • Potentially develop tools to manage the material (e.g. a “slide” repository that contains “modules” that can be easily reused and combined)
These are non-goals for this project:
  • Some kind of official “Apache Training Program” with certifications etc.

    • Based on feedback and future developments this may change but we believe it’s out of scope initially
  • Project documentation
  • The training material we develop is not necessarily self-explanatory. It still benefits from an experienced instructor but it will enable talented people without the time or resources for developing and maintaining material to provide training.
Rationale
There are tons of companies offering training for and around the Apache ecosystem. From our experience, everyone is building a very similar set of slides and labs (there’s only so many ways you can explain a concept). This project aims to create and use synergies. By also bringing these resources closer to their origin we hope to improve quality, the freshness of the content and versatility (e.g. more language options).
It is the mission of the Apache foundation “to provide software for the public good” and we believe this project can help with that mission by making the software more accessible for a broader audience.
Next steps
The initial goal for the first few weeks or months is to have discussions and agreements on various scoping and technical issues as well as integrating existing donated material.
From there we want to start building a library of content.
Building locally
Apache Training makes use of several tools in order to compile the presentations.
The probably simplest way to build the project is using Docker, as we provide the Dockerfile for installing all prerequisites.
docker compose up

This should produce compiled versions of all presentations in your local working copy.
Getting involved
The main resource for any discussion around this project is the dev mailing list (see below). If you have any specific question or want to get involved in any way, by all means, do so and reach out and say hi!
The following resources are currently being used by the project:
Dev Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Issues Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Commits Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Wiki: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TRAINING
Jira: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRAINING
Git: Apache Repo - Github Mirror
About
Apache training
training.apache.org/
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Resources
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Purpose of the project
The purpose of the Training project is to create high-quality training material for various projects in an open source form. Up until now everyone who wants to offer a Training course for one of the Apache projects needs to create her or his own slides/labs and keep them up-to-date. This is a significant investment of time and money. This project aims to spread that burden and help all Apache projects as we can create shared resources and we can also create cross-project training resources.
To sum up, the main goals for this project:
  • Develop shared material that can be used for training
  • Specifically create material about the ASF, how it works and how best to contribute
  • Cross-project

    • Focused on Apache but also 3rd party projects where it makes sense
    • Develop “labs” or “hands-on” exercises
  • Develop or document an infrastructure that can be used for those labs
  • Potentially develop tools to manage the material (e.g. a “slide” repository that contains “modules” that can be easily reused and combined)
These are non-goals for this project:
  • Some kind of official “Apache Training Program” with certifications etc.

    • Based on feedback and future developments this may change but we believe it’s out of scope initially
  • Project documentation
  • The training material we develop is not necessarily self-explanatory. It still benefits from an experienced instructor but it will enable talented people without the time or resources for developing and maintaining material to provide training.
Rationale
There are tons of companies offering training for and around the Apache ecosystem. From our experience, everyone is building a very similar set of slides and labs (there’s only so many ways you can explain a concept). This project aims to create and use synergies. By also bringing these resources closer to their origin we hope to improve quality, the freshness of the content and versatility (e.g. more language options).
It is the mission of the Apache foundation “to provide software for the public good” and we believe this project can help with that mission by making the software more accessible for a broader audience.
Next steps
The initial goal for the first few weeks or months is to have discussions and agreements on various scoping and technical issues as well as integrating existing donated material.
From there we want to start building a library of content.
Building locally
Apache Training makes use of several tools in order to compile the presentations.
The probably simplest way to build the project is using Docker, as we provide the Dockerfile for installing all prerequisites.
docker compose up

This should produce compiled versions of all presentations in your local working copy.
Getting involved
The main resource for any discussion around this project is the dev mailing list (see below). If you have any specific question or want to get involved in any way, by all means, do so and reach out and say hi!
The following resources are currently being used by the project:
Dev Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Issues Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Commits Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Wiki: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TRAINING
Jira: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRAINING
Git: Apache Repo - Github Mirror
About
Apache training
training.apache.org/
Topics
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Purpose of the project
The purpose of the Training project is to create high-quality training material for various projects in an open source form. Up until now everyone who wants to offer a Training course for one of the Apache projects needs to create her or his own slides/labs and keep them up-to-date. This is a significant investment of time and money. This project aims to spread that burden and help all Apache projects as we can create shared resources and we can also create cross-project training resources.
To sum up, the main goals for this project:
  • Develop shared material that can be used for training
  • Specifically create material about the ASF, how it works and how best to contribute
  • Cross-project

    • Focused on Apache but also 3rd party projects where it makes sense
    • Develop “labs” or “hands-on” exercises
  • Develop or document an infrastructure that can be used for those labs
  • Potentially develop tools to manage the material (e.g. a “slide” repository that contains “modules” that can be easily reused and combined)
These are non-goals for this project:
  • Some kind of official “Apache Training Program” with certifications etc.

    • Based on feedback and future developments this may change but we believe it’s out of scope initially
  • Project documentation
  • The training material we develop is not necessarily self-explanatory. It still benefits from an experienced instructor but it will enable talented people without the time or resources for developing and maintaining material to provide training.
Rationale
There are tons of companies offering training for and around the Apache ecosystem. From our experience, everyone is building a very similar set of slides and labs (there’s only so many ways you can explain a concept). This project aims to create and use synergies. By also bringing these resources closer to their origin we hope to improve quality, the freshness of the content and versatility (e.g. more language options).
It is the mission of the Apache foundation “to provide software for the public good” and we believe this project can help with that mission by making the software more accessible for a broader audience.
Next steps
The initial goal for the first few weeks or months is to have discussions and agreements on various scoping and technical issues as well as integrating existing donated material.
From there we want to start building a library of content.
Building locally
Apache Training makes use of several tools in order to compile the presentations.
The probably simplest way to build the project is using Docker, as we provide the Dockerfile for installing all prerequisites.
docker compose up

This should produce compiled versions of all presentations in your local working copy.
Getting involved
The main resource for any discussion around this project is the dev mailing list (see below). If you have any specific question or want to get involved in any way, by all means, do so and reach out and say hi!
The following resources are currently being used by the project:
Dev Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Issues Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Commits Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Wiki: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TRAINING
Jira: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRAINING
Git: Apache Repo - Github Mirror
About
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injectUserscript("// Auto-enable theater mode on YouTube\n(function() {\n function tryTheater() {\n var btn = document.querySelector('button[aria-label=\"Theater mode\"], ytd-player #player button[title=\"Theater mode\"]');\n if (btn && !btn.classList.contains('activated')) {\n btn.click();\n }\n }\n \n // Try immediately\n tryTheater();\n \n // Try after navigation (SPA)\n var lastUrl = location.href;\n setInterval(function() {\n if (location.href !== lastUrl) {\n lastUrl = location.href;\n setTimeout(tryTheater, 500);\n }\n }, 1000);\n \n // Also try on player load\n var observer = new MutationObserver(tryTheater);\n observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true });\n})();", "YouTube Theater Mode Default");
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Purpose of the project
The purpose of the Training project is to create high-quality training material for various projects in an open source form. Up until now everyone who wants to offer a Training course for one of the Apache projects needs to create her or his own slides/labs and keep them up-to-date. This is a significant investment of time and money. This project aims to spread that burden and help all Apache projects as we can create shared resources and we can also create cross-project training resources.
To sum up, the main goals for this project:
  • Develop shared material that can be used for training
  • Specifically create material about the ASF, how it works and how best to contribute
  • Cross-project

    • Focused on Apache but also 3rd party projects where it makes sense
    • Develop “labs” or “hands-on” exercises
  • Develop or document an infrastructure that can be used for those labs
  • Potentially develop tools to manage the material (e.g. a “slide” repository that contains “modules” that can be easily reused and combined)
These are non-goals for this project:
  • Some kind of official “Apache Training Program” with certifications etc.

    • Based on feedback and future developments this may change but we believe it’s out of scope initially
  • Project documentation
  • The training material we develop is not necessarily self-explanatory. It still benefits from an experienced instructor but it will enable talented people without the time or resources for developing and maintaining material to provide training.
Rationale
There are tons of companies offering training for and around the Apache ecosystem. From our experience, everyone is building a very similar set of slides and labs (there’s only so many ways you can explain a concept). This project aims to create and use synergies. By also bringing these resources closer to their origin we hope to improve quality, the freshness of the content and versatility (e.g. more language options).
It is the mission of the Apache foundation “to provide software for the public good” and we believe this project can help with that mission by making the software more accessible for a broader audience.
Next steps
The initial goal for the first few weeks or months is to have discussions and agreements on various scoping and technical issues as well as integrating existing donated material.
From there we want to start building a library of content.
Building locally
Apache Training makes use of several tools in order to compile the presentations.
The probably simplest way to build the project is using Docker, as we provide the Dockerfile for installing all prerequisites.
docker compose up

This should produce compiled versions of all presentations in your local working copy.
Getting involved
The main resource for any discussion around this project is the dev mailing list (see below). If you have any specific question or want to get involved in any way, by all means, do so and reach out and say hi!
The following resources are currently being used by the project:
Dev Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Issues Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Commits Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Wiki: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TRAINING
Jira: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRAINING
Git: Apache Repo - Github Mirror
About
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Apache-2.0 license
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Apache Training
Purpose of the project
The purpose of the Training project is to create high-quality training material for various projects in an open source form. Up until now everyone who wants to offer a Training course for one of the Apache projects needs to create her or his own slides/labs and keep them up-to-date. This is a significant investment of time and money. This project aims to spread that burden and help all Apache projects as we can create shared resources and we can also create cross-project training resources.
To sum up, the main goals for this project:
  • Develop shared material that can be used for training
  • Specifically create material about the ASF, how it works and how best to contribute
  • Cross-project

    • Focused on Apache but also 3rd party projects where it makes sense
    • Develop “labs” or “hands-on” exercises
  • Develop or document an infrastructure that can be used for those labs
  • Potentially develop tools to manage the material (e.g. a “slide” repository that contains “modules” that can be easily reused and combined)
These are non-goals for this project:
  • Some kind of official “Apache Training Program” with certifications etc.

    • Based on feedback and future developments this may change but we believe it’s out of scope initially
  • Project documentation
  • The training material we develop is not necessarily self-explanatory. It still benefits from an experienced instructor but it will enable talented people without the time or resources for developing and maintaining material to provide training.
Rationale
There are tons of companies offering training for and around the Apache ecosystem. From our experience, everyone is building a very similar set of slides and labs (there’s only so many ways you can explain a concept). This project aims to create and use synergies. By also bringing these resources closer to their origin we hope to improve quality, the freshness of the content and versatility (e.g. more language options).
It is the mission of the Apache foundation “to provide software for the public good” and we believe this project can help with that mission by making the software more accessible for a broader audience.
Next steps
The initial goal for the first few weeks or months is to have discussions and agreements on various scoping and technical issues as well as integrating existing donated material.
From there we want to start building a library of content.
Building locally
Apache Training makes use of several tools in order to compile the presentations.
The probably simplest way to build the project is using Docker, as we provide the Dockerfile for installing all prerequisites.
docker compose up

This should produce compiled versions of all presentations in your local working copy.
Getting involved
The main resource for any discussion around this project is the dev mailing list (see below). If you have any specific question or want to get involved in any way, by all means, do so and reach out and say hi!
The following resources are currently being used by the project:
Dev Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Issues Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Commits Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Wiki: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TRAINING
Jira: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRAINING
Git: Apache Repo - Github Mirror
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Purpose of the project
The purpose of the Training project is to create high-quality training material for various projects in an open source form. Up until now everyone who wants to offer a Training course for one of the Apache projects needs to create her or his own slides/labs and keep them up-to-date. This is a significant investment of time and money. This project aims to spread that burden and help all Apache projects as we can create shared resources and we can also create cross-project training resources.
To sum up, the main goals for this project:
  • Develop shared material that can be used for training
  • Specifically create material about the ASF, how it works and how best to contribute
  • Cross-project

    • Focused on Apache but also 3rd party projects where it makes sense
    • Develop “labs” or “hands-on” exercises
  • Develop or document an infrastructure that can be used for those labs
  • Potentially develop tools to manage the material (e.g. a “slide” repository that contains “modules” that can be easily reused and combined)
These are non-goals for this project:
  • Some kind of official “Apache Training Program” with certifications etc.

    • Based on feedback and future developments this may change but we believe it’s out of scope initially
  • Project documentation
  • The training material we develop is not necessarily self-explanatory. It still benefits from an experienced instructor but it will enable talented people without the time or resources for developing and maintaining material to provide training.
Rationale
There are tons of companies offering training for and around the Apache ecosystem. From our experience, everyone is building a very similar set of slides and labs (there’s only so many ways you can explain a concept). This project aims to create and use synergies. By also bringing these resources closer to their origin we hope to improve quality, the freshness of the content and versatility (e.g. more language options).
It is the mission of the Apache foundation “to provide software for the public good” and we believe this project can help with that mission by making the software more accessible for a broader audience.
Next steps
The initial goal for the first few weeks or months is to have discussions and agreements on various scoping and technical issues as well as integrating existing donated material.
From there we want to start building a library of content.
Building locally
Apache Training makes use of several tools in order to compile the presentations.
The probably simplest way to build the project is using Docker, as we provide the Dockerfile for installing all prerequisites.
docker compose up

This should produce compiled versions of all presentations in your local working copy.
Getting involved
The main resource for any discussion around this project is the dev mailing list (see below). If you have any specific question or want to get involved in any way, by all means, do so and reach out and say hi!
The following resources are currently being used by the project:
Dev Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Issues Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Commits Mailing List: Archive - Subscribe
Wiki: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TRAINING
Jira: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TRAINING
Git: Apache Repo - Github Mirror
About
Apache training
training.apache.org/
Topics
training
Resources
Readme
Apache-2.0 license
Code of conduct
Code of conduct
Security policy
Security policy
Activity
Custom properties
Stars
34 stars
Watchers
9 watching
Forks
39 forks
Report repository
Releases
Packages
Used by
Contributors
Languages