*: Add stress tests to the Condor test suite. It would be great if we had tests that stressed the individual daemons, without trying to run jobs through the system. This way, we'd find memory leaks and other embarrassing problems before out users did.
-*: Currently, {quote: CondorView} is difficult to install and maintain. This is because it is written in perl, java, javascript and C++. I believe we could implement something much better in javascript + SOAP to the collector, and have it installed by default with Condor. This would just work without any tinkering around, installing apache, downloading jar files or anything other than just a normal Condor install.
+*: #596, #597 Currently, {quote: CondorView} is difficult to install and maintain. This is because it is written in perl, java, javascript and C++. I believe we could implement something much better in javascript + SOAP to the collector, and have it installed by default with Condor. This would just work without any tinkering around, installing apache, downloading jar files or anything other than just a normal Condor install.
*: Make metronome scalable. There's been a bunch of times where a test fails intermittently. We've got plenty of machines. I'd love to be able to submit 100 test runs overnight and look at the results in the morning. Currently, metronome can't do this.
