[openEuler] How do you think to cooperate with openEuler community?

Hi, I'm bo zhao, the [DB SIG](https://gitee.com/openeuler/community/tree/master/sig/DB) maintainer in openEuler community. You can know more about openEuler via [openeuler community](https://openeuler.org/zh/) .

The DB SIG aims to extend the DB eco-system for openEuler, currently, we enabled multiple tradition OLTP open-source databases, including Mysql, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Greenplum and other open-source DB related softwares. Also we don't only work around DB kernel, but also introduce more and more DB eco-system tools, such replication, HA, backup tools.

We all know the tradition databases are the basic function/ability for a real commercial solution or a real customer's requirement. So we think the future steps must be related Big data and AI technologies. So we want to invite you guys to join openEuler DB SIG for making more things.

1. Maintaining a rpm package in openEuler, bring the upsteam openMLDB features back to openEuler community.
2. Improve the current openEuler kernel relied on openMLDB customer's requests, or improve the performance of openMLDB directly.
3. Attack more customers use openMLDB, and make it easy to install and use on openEuler OS.
4. Benifits for both communites to help the customers who have both requests(openMLDB and openEuler) to solve their problems.

openMLDB can consider whether it's valuable to do. If you are interested, please contact me directly. Wechat: 17792298560 email: bzhaojyathousandy@gmail.com .. [MailList](https://openeuler.org/zh/community/mailing-list/) Or just raise an issue in openEuler [community](https://gitee.com/openeuler/community/) directly.

Thank you very much.

Bo Zhao

This is a community partnership proposal about packaging OpenMLDB for openEuler OS. Research involves understanding openEuler's RPM packaging, the OpenMLDB build system, and potential kernel optimizations. Start by examining the repository's build and installation documentation, then look at existing packaging scripts. 'Done' means a maintained RPM package and possibly kernel-level improvements, but the scope is large and strategic.

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