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Revision as of 18:12, 2 July 2013
OpenStack
OpenStack consists of a number services for running IaaS clouds. This includes Object Store (Swift), Compute (Nova) and Image (Glance) services, among others.
- Fedora 16 includes OpenStack Diablo
- Fedora 17 includes OpenStack Essex
- Fedora 18 includes OpenStack Folsom
- Fedora 19 includes OpenStack Grizzly
This page tracks Fedora Cloud SIG's effort to maintain OpenStack in Fedora. See our periodic status reports for an insight into what's been happening.
Getting Started
See Getting started with OpenStack Nova, Getting started with OpenStack on Fedora 17 or Getting started with OpenStack EPEL for details on how to try out the OpenStack packages.
Preview repository
OpenStack has a preview repository, allowing Fedora N-1 users to try out OpenStack packages from the latest Fedora release etc. This is similar to the Virtualization Preview Repository.
Preview packages, may be installed from the side repository using yum after downloading the appropriate .repo file to /etc/yum.repos.d
Test days
Fedora OpenStack test days are very useful both to test new packages and as a quick way to get up to speed on the various OpenStack components.
Packages
You can query all Fedora OpenStack packages and drill down there to builds, bugs, source, etc.
Images
Download offical Fedora 19 cloud images from http://cloud.fedoraproject.org/.
Also users can build their own cloud images using Oz.
OpenStack Official Documentation
OpenStack in EPEL
The OpenStack in EPEL 6 is Folsom, supporting RHEL 6.3. See the Getting started with OpenStack EPEL for installation and setup notes
Using Foreman to manage Openstack, see the How_to_Deploy_Openstack_on_RHEL6_using_Foreman notes
You can drill down to the latest "el6" version of each of the openstack packages to see, the latest versions available and associated changes.