[frr] making frr more public
As most of you know, we've been working with the Linux Foundation to host FRR. Open Network Summit is coming up in early April, and given the release readiness of FRR, it seems like a good time to make FRR more public. We have a few pieces of work associated to make this happen; one is a website, and the second is a blog post that Linux Foundation will issue. I've been working with a web designer on the site, and I've attached a non-interactive mock up below. I've also put together a straw proposal to introduce FRR. Looking for comments on these. There are two sections that announce participants in the FRR community, one is in the blog post, and the second is in the "Contributors" section at the bottom of the website. I took the blog list from Martin's presentation... please let me know directly if your company wants to be included in either section. Also happy to have people in your marketing departments speak with all of the others and the Linux Foundation people; just make the introduction, and I'll get the ball rolling. cheers, JR https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_9VRlQkvCiGfQPMtqND094gZuRGDq22tad_GdGQg...
Forwarding with link to web mockup due to mailing list email length limit... cheers, JR On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 8:30 PM, JR Rivers <jrrivers@cumulusnetworks.com> wrote:
As most of you know, we've been working with the Linux Foundation to host FRR. Open Network Summit is coming up in early April, and given the release readiness of FRR, it seems like a good time to make FRR more public.
We have a few pieces of work associated to make this happen; one is a website, and the second is a blog post that Linux Foundation will issue. I've been working with a web designer on the site, and I've attached a non-interactive mock up below. I've also put together a straw proposal to introduce FRR.
Looking for comments on these. There are two sections that announce participants in the FRR community, one is in the blog post, and the second is in the "Contributors" section at the bottom of the website. I took the blog list from Martin's presentation... please let me know directly if your company wants to be included in either section. Also happy to have people in your marketing departments speak with all of the others and the Linux Foundation people; just make the introduction, and I'll get the ball rolling.
cheers, JR
*Introducing FRR - *
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_9VRlQkvCiGfQPMtqND094gZuRGDq22 tad_GdGQgv9U/edit?usp=sharing *Website mockup* https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Xo7eWcps8yTWHsvSMy05hLSvp9P7VzoPSRUAut_C...
Looks really cool! Keep up the good work! Cheers, Jafar On 3/16/2017 10:08 AM, JR Rivers wrote:
Forwarding with link to web mockup due to mailing list email length limit...
cheers, JR
On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 8:30 PM, JR Rivers <jrrivers@cumulusnetworks.com <mailto:jrrivers@cumulusnetworks.com>> wrote:
As most of you know, we've been working with the Linux Foundation to host FRR. Open Network Summit is coming up in early April, and given the release readiness of FRR, it seems like a good time to make FRR more public.
We have a few pieces of work associated to make this happen; one is a website, and the second is a blog post that Linux Foundation will issue. I've been working with a web designer on the site, and I've attached a non-interactive mock up below. I've also put together a straw proposal to introduce FRR.
Looking for comments on these. There are two sections that announce participants in the FRR community, one is in the blog post, and the second is in the "Contributors" section at the bottom of the website. I took the blog list from Martin's presentation... please let me know directly if your company wants to be included in either section. Also happy to have people in your marketing departments speak with all of the others and the Linux Foundation people; just make the introduction, and I'll get the ball rolling.
cheers, JR
*Introducing FRR - * https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_9VRlQkvCiGfQPMtqND094gZuRGDq22tad_GdGQg... <https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_9VRlQkvCiGfQPMtqND094gZuRGDq22tad_GdGQgv9U/edit?usp=sharing>
*Website mockup* https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Xo7eWcps8yTWHsvSMy05hLSvp9P7VzoPSRUAut_C...
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JR - Thanks! This is awesome. Does anyone know whom we need to talk to about getting FRR into the major distributions? donald On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 11:30 PM, JR Rivers <jrrivers@cumulusnetworks.com> wrote:
As most of you know, we've been working with the Linux Foundation to host FRR. Open Network Summit is coming up in early April, and given the release readiness of FRR, it seems like a good time to make FRR more public.
We have a few pieces of work associated to make this happen; one is a website, and the second is a blog post that Linux Foundation will issue. I've been working with a web designer on the site, and I've attached a non-interactive mock up below. I've also put together a straw proposal to introduce FRR.
Looking for comments on these. There are two sections that announce participants in the FRR community, one is in the blog post, and the second is in the "Contributors" section at the bottom of the website. I took the blog list from Martin's presentation... please let me know directly if your company wants to be included in either section. Also happy to have people in your marketing departments speak with all of the others and the Linux Foundation people; just make the introduction, and I'll get the ball rolling.
cheers, JR
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_9VRlQkvCiGfQPMtqND094gZuRGDq22tad_GdGQg...
All - Please take a second to look at the proposed web page and the Introducing FRR document. We'd like to hear some feedback, even if it is as simple as 'Looks Good'. donald On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 11:30 PM, JR Rivers <jrrivers@cumulusnetworks.com> wrote:
As most of you know, we've been working with the Linux Foundation to host FRR. Open Network Summit is coming up in early April, and given the release readiness of FRR, it seems like a good time to make FRR more public.
We have a few pieces of work associated to make this happen; one is a website, and the second is a blog post that Linux Foundation will issue. I've been working with a web designer on the site, and I've attached a non-interactive mock up below. I've also put together a straw proposal to introduce FRR.
Looking for comments on these. There are two sections that announce participants in the FRR community, one is in the blog post, and the second is in the "Contributors" section at the bottom of the website. I took the blog list from Martin's presentation... please let me know directly if your company wants to be included in either section. Also happy to have people in your marketing departments speak with all of the others and the Linux Foundation people; just make the introduction, and I'll get the ball rolling.
cheers, JR
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_9VRlQkvCiGfQPMtqND094gZuRGDq22tad_GdGQg...
Hi Donald, JR, As mentioned, text is fine for me. I'm just waiting authorization from my communication department to add Orange in the list of companies that contribute to FRR. I hope I get it before the official announcement. Concerning the web site, it seems also pretty good, but, it is hard to look at the detail since the picture is quite small. Do you have large picture to share ? Other pages ? Or preferably, private access to the real web site in order to get a better feedback from us ? Regards Olivier Le 22/03/2017 à 17:37, Donald Sharp a écrit :
All -
Please take a second to look at the proposed web page and the Introducing FRR document. We'd like to hear some feedback, even if it is as simple as 'Looks Good'.
donald
On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 11:30 PM, JR Rivers <jrrivers@cumulusnetworks.com> wrote:
As most of you know, we've been working with the Linux Foundation to host FRR. Open Network Summit is coming up in early April, and given the release readiness of FRR, it seems like a good time to make FRR more public.
We have a few pieces of work associated to make this happen; one is a website, and the second is a blog post that Linux Foundation will issue. I've been working with a web designer on the site, and I've attached a non-interactive mock up below. I've also put together a straw proposal to introduce FRR.
Looking for comments on these. There are two sections that announce participants in the FRR community, one is in the blog post, and the second is in the "Contributors" section at the bottom of the website. I took the blog list from Martin's presentation... please let me know directly if your company wants to be included in either section. Also happy to have people in your marketing departments speak with all of the others and the Linux Foundation people; just make the introduction, and I'll get the ball rolling.
cheers, JR
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_9VRlQkvCiGfQPMtqND094gZuRGDq22tad_GdGQg...
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Thanks for reviewing... the real website is being designed now, expecting a working prototype next week. I tried sending the JPG file to the mailing list, but it was rejected as being too large, I'll send it to you directly under separate cover. cheers, JR On Wed, Mar 22, 2017 at 11:12 AM, <olivier.dugeon@orange.com> wrote:
Hi Donald, JR,
As mentioned, text is fine for me. I'm just waiting authorization from my communication department to add Orange in the list of companies that contribute to FRR. I hope I get it before the official announcement.
Concerning the web site, it seems also pretty good, but, it is hard to look at the detail since the picture is quite small. Do you have large picture to share ? Other pages ? Or preferably, private access to the real web site in order to get a better feedback from us ?
Regards
Olivier
Le 22/03/2017 à 17:37, Donald Sharp a écrit :
All -
Please take a second to look at the proposed web page and the Introducing FRR document. We'd like to hear some feedback, even if it is as simple as 'Looks Good'.
donald
On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 11:30 PM, JR Rivers<jrrivers@cumulusnetworks.com> <jrrivers@cumulusnetworks.com> wrote:
As most of you know, we've been working with the Linux Foundation to host FRR. Open Network Summit is coming up in early April, and given the release readiness of FRR, it seems like a good time to make FRR more public.
We have a few pieces of work associated to make this happen; one is a website, and the second is a blog post that Linux Foundation will issue. I've been working with a web designer on the site, and I've attached a non-interactive mock up below. I've also put together a straw proposal to introduce FRR.
Looking for comments on these. There are two sections that announce participants in the FRR community, one is in the blog post, and the second is in the "Contributors" section at the bottom of the website. I took the blog list from Martin's presentation... please let me know directly if your company wants to be included in either section. Also happy to have people in your marketing departments speak with all of the others and the Linux Foundation people; just make the introduction, and I'll get the ball rolling.
cheers, JR https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_9VRlQkvCiGfQPMtqND094gZuRGDq22tad_GdGQg...
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Hi, it looks good to me too, although I agree I would like to see a more detailed version (real web o more resolution). Thanks! ßingen. On Wed, Mar 22, 2017 at 8:05 PM, JR Rivers <jrrivers@cumulusnetworks.com> wrote:
Thanks for reviewing... the real website is being designed now, expecting a working prototype next week. I tried sending the JPG file to the mailing list, but it was rejected as being too large, I'll send it to you directly under separate cover.
cheers, JR
On Wed, Mar 22, 2017 at 11:12 AM, <olivier.dugeon@orange.com> wrote:
Hi Donald, JR,
As mentioned, text is fine for me. I'm just waiting authorization from my communication department to add Orange in the list of companies that contribute to FRR. I hope I get it before the official announcement.
Concerning the web site, it seems also pretty good, but, it is hard to look at the detail since the picture is quite small. Do you have large picture to share ? Other pages ? Or preferably, private access to the real web site in order to get a better feedback from us ?
Regards
Olivier
Le 22/03/2017 à 17:37, Donald Sharp a écrit :
All -
Please take a second to look at the proposed web page and the Introducing FRR document. We'd like to hear some feedback, even if it is as simple as 'Looks Good'.
donald
On Wed, Mar 15, 2017 at 11:30 PM, JR Rivers<jrrivers@cumulusnetworks.com> <jrrivers@cumulusnetworks.com> wrote:
As most of you know, we've been working with the Linux Foundation to host FRR. Open Network Summit is coming up in early April, and given the release readiness of FRR, it seems like a good time to make FRR more public.
We have a few pieces of work associated to make this happen; one is a website, and the second is a blog post that Linux Foundation will issue. I've been working with a web designer on the site, and I've attached a non-interactive mock up below. I've also put together a straw proposal to introduce FRR.
Looking for comments on these. There are two sections that announce participants in the FRR community, one is in the blog post, and the second is in the "Contributors" section at the bottom of the website. I took the blog list from Martin's presentation... please let me know directly if your company wants to be included in either section. Also happy to have people in your marketing departments speak with all of the others and the Linux Foundation people; just make the introduction, and I'll get the ball rolling.
cheers, JR https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_9VRlQkvCiGfQPMtqND094gZuRGDq22tad_GdGQg...
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Hi JR, I'm confused on the name: will it be FRRouting or FreeRangeRouting? I thought it was the former but the mock-up still use the latter. Thanks, Lou On March 28, 2017 5:48:51 AM JR Rivers <jrrivers@cumulusnetworks.com> wrote:
As most of you know, we've been working with the Linux Foundation to host FRR. Open Network Summit is coming up in early April, and given the release readiness of FRR, it seems like a good time to make FRR more public.
We have a few pieces of work associated to make this happen; one is a website, and the second is a blog post that Linux Foundation will issue. I've been working with a web designer on the site, and I've attached a non-interactive mock up below. I've also put together a straw proposal to introduce FRR.
Looking for comments on these. There are two sections that announce participants in the FRR community, one is in the blog post, and the second is in the "Contributors" section at the bottom of the website. I took the blog list from Martin's presentation... please let me know directly if your company wants to be included in either section. Also happy to have people in your marketing departments speak with all of the others and the Linux Foundation people; just make the introduction, and I'll get the ball rolling.
cheers, JR
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_9VRlQkvCiGfQPMtqND094gZuRGDq22tad_GdGQg...
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Thanks for checking! The mockup is from before the name was changed.... the website prototype is getting close to done (hopefully ready to share on Thursday) and it has the FRRouting name. cheers, JR On Tue, Mar 28, 2017 at 4:10 AM, Lou Berger <lberger@labn.net> wrote:
Hi JR,
I'm confused on the name: will it be FRRouting or FreeRangeRouting? I thought it was the former but the mock-up still use the latter.
Thanks, Lou
On March 28, 2017 5:48:51 AM JR Rivers <jrrivers@cumulusnetworks.com> wrote:
As most of you know, we've been working with the Linux Foundation to host FRR. Open Network Summit is coming up in early April, and given the release readiness of FRR, it seems like a good time to make FRR more public.
We have a few pieces of work associated to make this happen; one is a website, and the second is a blog post that Linux Foundation will issue. I've been working with a web designer on the site, and I've attached a non-interactive mock up below. I've also put together a straw proposal to introduce FRR.
Looking for comments on these. There are two sections that announce participants in the FRR community, one is in the blog post, and the second is in the "Contributors" section at the bottom of the website. I took the blog list from Martin's presentation... please let me know directly if your company wants to be included in either section. Also happy to have people in your marketing departments speak with all of the others and the Linux Foundation people; just make the introduction, and I'll get the ball rolling.
cheers, JR
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_9VRlQkvCiGfQPMtqND094gZuRGDq22 tad_GdGQgv9U/edit?usp=sharing
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