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WBStack 2020 Update 1

April 19, 2020 / / 0 Comments

WBStack has now been up and running for 6 months. During that time it has helped 70 people create 178 MediaWiki installs running Wikibase, a SPARQL query service and quickstatements, all at the click of a button, with a total of around 200,000 edits across all sites.

The most active site is currently virus-taxonomy.wiki.opencura.com which was developed during the Virtual Biohackathon on COVID-19 as a staging environment for “improving the taxonomy of viruses on Wikidata”. It currently stands at 20,000 edits, around 7000 Items.

Screenshot of the virus-taxonomy Wikibase Main Page, 19 April 2020

Thanks again to Rhizome, who run their very own Wikibase, for their support paying the Google Cloud bill in the early stages of this project.

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The RevisionSlider

September 18, 2016 / / 0 Comments

The RevisionSlider is an extension for MediaWiki that has just been deployed on all Wikipedias and other Wikimedia websites as a beta feature. The extension was developed by Wikimedia Germany as part of their focus on technical wishes of the German speaking Wikimedia community. This post will look at the RevisionSliders design, development and use so far.

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WMDE: Metrics & Data Gatherings

September 6, 2016 / / 0 Comments

Below you will find an internal WMDE presentation covering the general area of WMDE Metric & Data Gatherings from 2016.

This presentation follows on from the initial introduction to engineering analytics activities.

The presentation skims through:

  • WMDE Grafana dashboards
  • The Wikimedia Analytics landscape
  • Grafana & graphite
  • Hadoop, Kafka, Hive & Oozie
  • EventLogging, Mysql replicas & MediaWiki logs
  • Out Analytics scripts
  • How to get access

WMDE: Engineering Analytics Activities

January 6, 2016 / / 1 Comment

This is an internal WMDE presentation given at the start of “metric driven development” for the WMDE & Wikidata dev teams.

The presentation is pretty bare bones but it provides a general overview of the plan and links to the current state of things.

The main area of interest from the presentation is the resources slide copied below for convenience.

Dashboards:

Project board:

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