Nathan has granted me access to the Github org, and I have relocated Parfait to
https://github.com/performancecopilot/parfait. The Travis CI build has been updated as well to
https://travis-ci.org/performancecopilot/parfait
I have migrated the Wiki (such as it was..) over into a README.md file so it appears inline on the main Github page (not an actual Github wiki just yet), since the content is small, I figured to keep it in one place. Added the ASL License file definition as per convention.
I'm now at the point of considering deleting the Google site completely, or somehow deprecating it. I think it better to delete it and not look like it is rotting. Does anyone have an opinion?
I'm going to do a final 'mvn release' to push a non-RC version to the public Maven repositories (Aconex has been running 0.3.0.RC1 for a flipping long time now in production...)
I need to get Nick Tindal to do a pull request with his changes he's had for the start of the DropWizard Metrics integration, and then I'll spin another post-fact release (they've also been using that build in their production for a while..). Then I will branch the repo, and start modifying Master as perhaps version 1.0.
1.0 will also allow me to introduce a Java 7 requirement, which allows a per-thread Memory allocation tracker (similar to per-thread CPU usage, just how much heap is used by that request).
I will be building a small example webapp Maven module using DropWizard outlining how to do a simple Hello World REST-based Webapp with full DropWizard metrics and PCP integration. This will also provide me with a test harness to do further modifications as required.
I hope to write up a Wiki page guiding people to set things up.
That's it for now, let me know if you have any comments.