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Before the IPMC gets involved, a public discussion and community vote SHOULD be held on the podling’s dev list
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These would be need for installing the Ambari Metrics service
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org needs some work (which looks to have been done), and the previous project site at pouchdb
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Further work was done on cleaning up the incubator web site, including t= he cookbook
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