The Popper Blog

My experience in GSoC 2019

In this blog I will discuss my time in GSoC, my experience with CROSS and my contribution to the Popper project.

Final Report of Google Summer Of Code 2019 with CROSS

Searching for existing Github Actions has never been easier!

Popper at GSoC’19: Introducing the Students

We are happy to introduce the three awesome students that will contribute to Popper…

Using Singularity Actions with Popper

With the release of version 2.1.0, we are glad to announce that Popper now fully supports…

Waiting for your Github Actions invite? Wait no longer!

Announcing Popper 2.0 — A Github Actions Executioner in Python

TLDR; Popper 2.0 is a workflow…

GSoC 2018 | Final Report

In this blog post I will be discussing about my contribution to the Popper CLI project and how I learnt things along the way. Popper is an experimentation protocol for organising an academic article’s artefacts following a DevOps approach. The CLI application was initially written in…

A DevOps Approach to Carrying Out Experiments on Chameleon

The advantages of packaging experiments in a way that makes it easy for others to re-execute are abundantly clear: for personal projects, where one can easily go back to an experimentation that was “abandoned” a few months back…