skyline still maintained and updated?

[od...@scene53.com]

Hi,

Starting to evaluate skyline and wanted to know if this project still maintained and updated by etsy or someone else?

I see that the last update was a year ago...

thanks

[Hoàng Nguyễn]

Hi,

I also have the same question. Is this project still active?

Thanks.

[Adithya Benny]

https://github.com/etsy/skyline/issues/119 - owner explains why they haven't updated it in a long time

[Abe Stanway]

Hi folks -

Many apologies for the silence here, but I do want to confirm that the project is no longer maintained by Etsy. I was the original author of Skyline, and when I left the company some time ago, my access from the repository was removed.

This is why I have been unable to merge pull requests. As Jon has stated, the project is now no longer being maintained by Etsy. However, since there still appears to be significant interest, I am considering making my version (github.com/astanway/skyline) the canonical version and continuing work on it that way.

Is this something that the community would be interested in? I have created a survey here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ZxfpyJno3U81M0jzq326ifpgV82DZecHAkRFAQs10HI/viewform

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[earthgecko]

There has been some ongoing developments on skyline in a number of places.  I have forked too far from the etsy branch and added a bunch of new functionality.  I have been thinking the same thing for a while now and have added skyline/mirage and skyline/boundary I have started along the process of merging in languitar's setuptools and python package changes along with adding sphinx apidoc documentation.

I have used the graphite-project as a good example of forking away a python app, hence the docs and I have started the https://github.com/skyline-project organisation a couple of weeks ago.  I have not committed to it yet as I want to get proper python packaging and docs (and crucible) in before committing a branch, 2.0 if you like :)

Further to skyline/mirage and skyline/boundary (which works wonderfully), I have a few more branches/features/ideas for skylline in the pipeline:
* skyline/panorama - basic idea is a DB of anomalies and being able to surface a timeseries for an anomaly and process it on fly with crucible to give you in-depth analysis on-demand and allow for visualisation and a history of anomalies per timeseries
* skyline/ionosphere - ionosphere is a user feedback/input to skyline that allows for the creation of timeseries specific "alogrithms" - human aided learning
 *skyline/flux - a "horizon"-like input for influxdb

mirage and boundary are available at - https://github.com/earthgecko/skyline

I am doing a bit of Gentleman Engineering this year and skyline is one of my top priorities this year, I need it for a few things :)

Grist for the mill ... skyline LIVES!!! ;)

[Johan Carlsson]

Hi

It would be really interessting to be able to download and test "your" Skyline version.

I'm also have an extra intrest in inskyline/flux since i also use InfluxDb for metrics.

/Johan

[earthgecko]

Hi Johan

You can grab it at  - https://github.com/earthgecko/skyline - there will be a new branch on that soon with a mountain of changes!  Up to date, faster, lighter, better and more... :)  I have not got started looking at the influxdb side of things yet, mostly some new functionality, new package structure and a lot of performance tuning and profiling.