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November 2014 | Technodrone

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Start Contributing to OpenStack - The Easy Way #docker. One of the most daunting and complicated things people find when trying to provide feedback and suggestions to the OpenStack. Community, projects and code – is the nuts and bolts of actually getting this done. There are a number of tutorials around. The official kind - HowTo for FirstTimers. Also posted a good tutorial on Setting up the Tools for Contributing to OpenStack Documentation. They are as follows:. A signed Contributor License Agreement.

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Chandan Kumar « Chandan kumar

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A freaking boy playing with translation strings to craft new ideas. Author Archives: Chandan Kumar. Fedora Activity Day(FAD) 2014, Pune. August 26, 2014. Last Saturday i.e. on 23rd August, 2014, i had participated in FAD. Https:/ fedoraproject.org/wiki/FAD Pune Aug 2014. In anaconda (Thanks to siddhesh. For pointing out that bug.). I have learnt to use recordmydesktop. App from Amit S hah. Taught us how to configure and test the local DNSSEC resolver configuration. On fedora 21 and also learned how to re...

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Thoughts and Ideas: June 2014

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The power of software is the power of thoughts and ideas. PyVmomi and the road to Python3 - part 1. This week in pyVmomi development I've been working on Python 3x support. In my opinion this is the most important move to make in pyVmomi development. While python 2.7 will have a long life. Ahead of it with support continuing through 2020 most state of practice projects. Will be moving to python 3 much ahead of that. As a library, our target audience is the developer working on new. I'll be spending the n...

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Juno Preview for OpenStack Compute (Nova) | Russell Bryant

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Open Source Software Engineering. Skip to primary content. Juno Preview for OpenStack Compute (Nova). July 7, 2014. We’re now well into the Juno release cycle. Here’s my take on a preview of some of what you can expect in Juno for Nova. One area receiving a lot of focus this cycle is NFV. We’ve started an upstream NFV sub-team for OpenStack. NFV stands for Network Functions Virtualization. It defines the. Replacement of usually stand alone appliances used for high and low. The deployment of new network s...

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Implementation of Pacemaker Managed OpenStack VM Recovery | Russell Bryant

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Open Source Software Engineering. Skip to primary content. Implementation of Pacemaker Managed OpenStack VM Recovery. April 8, 2015. I’ve discussed the use of Pacemaker as a method to detect compute node failures and recover the VMs that were running there. The implementation of this is ready for testing. Details can be found in this post to rdo-list. The post mentions one pending enhancement to Nova that would improve things further:. Intends to provide such an API. This entry was posted in OpenStack.

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TripleO - OpenStack

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Log in / create account with OpenID. TripleO - OpenStack on OpenStack. Stable releases of OpenStack. Notes for new developers. TripleO - OpenStack on OpenStack. TripleO is a program aimed at installing, upgrading and operating OpenStack clouds using OpenStack's own cloud facilities as the foundations - building on nova, neutron and heat to automate fleet management at datacentre scale (and scaling down to as few as 2 machines). We gave a presentation. At the Portland 2013 summit about TripleO. Elements u...

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fosshelp: January 2015

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Thursday, January 29, 2015. How to OpenStack load Drivers Extensions and Plugins using stevedore. Create a virtual environment. From stevedore import driver. P=driver.DriverManager(namespace="stevedore.example.formatter", name='simple'). Means, load the driver "simple" from then namespace "stevedore.example.formatter" . Namespace" is defined in setup.py as "entry points". Https:/ github.com/openstack/stevedore/blob/master/stevedore/example/setup.py. Entry points" from neutron project. Vim my driver.py.