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Add a "Distributions" section #2068

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thibaultamartin opened this issue Oct 30, 2023 · 4 comments · May be fixed by #2182
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Add a "Distributions" section #2068

thibaultamartin opened this issue Oct 30, 2023 · 4 comments · May be fixed by #2182
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ecosystem Adding and removing ecosystem projects missing content Something that would be expected to exist is missing.

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@thibaultamartin
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thibaultamartin commented Oct 30, 2023

That's different from server software (e.g. Synapse, Conduit,…)

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A Matrix distribution is a collection of software related to Matrix that are deployed and automatically configured to work together. The software deployed needs to be able to join and participate in the public federation if the administrator configures it for this purpose.

Existing distributions

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MTRNord commented Oct 30, 2023

There is also https://github.com/opdev/synapse-operator I think

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Bundesmessenger should be on the list

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Aha that raises interesting points. Is bundesmessenger something most orgs could decide to deploy? Does it have docs in english? Any docs and pointers welcome here :)

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HarHarLinks commented Oct 31, 2023

iirc last I checked, technically anyone could deploy it (though you'd need small changes e.g. to use the apps because they have allowlist for bundesmessenger member organizations). It isn't technically a fully standard matrix setup in that sense I guess. https://gitlab.opencode.de/bwi/bundesmessenger/backend/helm-chart I don't think it has docs beyond the German ones, but ftr I don't think that should be an exclusion critirion.

Even though slightly modified form upstream projects, I think it's a valid distribution in the same sense that linux distros may contain patches to the kernel.

Another distro in that sense would be Germany's openDesk productivite suite which includes also matrix.

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