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* Nova switched to github/gerrit. Now all projects are there. No more bzr! | * Nova switched to github/gerrit. Now all projects are there. No more bzr! | ||
* The [[Getting_started_with_OpenStack_Nova|getting started wiki page]] now has instructions for using MySQL and deploying multiple compute nodes. | * The [[Getting_started_with_OpenStack_Nova|getting started wiki page]] now has instructions for using MySQL and deploying multiple compute nodes. | ||
* We still need [https://bugzilla.redhat.com/734346 SELinux policy for Nova]. | |||
* The Cloud SIG has [https://fedorahosted.org/fedora-qa/ticket/244 requested the Oct 20th slot] for its Test Day. | |||
(Feel free to add your own noteworthy items) | (Feel free to add your own noteworthy items) | ||
Revision as of 12:33, 27 September 2011
Mark McLoughlin
Mark McLoughlin is a Red Hat developer working on various parts of Fedora's Cloud and Virtualization stacks.
Way back when, he used to hack on GNOME, but that's all long forgotten now.
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Draft OpenStack Status
- OpenStack was approved as a Fedora 16 Feature
- Diablo was released. Nova was updated to it in F16. Glance will follow soon. Swift status?
- Keystone is not part of the Diablo release, but you will still be able use Nova, Glance and Swift with a release of Keystone due very soon.
- Added --iscsi_helper flag to allow tgtadm to be used on Fedora
- A recent RabbitMQ update in F16 was broken and has been pulled from updates-testing
- The IPv6/dnsmasq issue was fixed upstream
- Nova switched to github/gerrit. Now all projects are there. No more bzr!
- The getting started wiki page now has instructions for using MySQL and deploying multiple compute nodes.
- We still need SELinux policy for Nova.
- The Cloud SIG has requested the Oct 20th slot for its Test Day.
(Feel free to add your own noteworthy items)|