Community Blog Round Up 09 December 2019

As we sail down the Ussuri river, Ben and Colleen report on their experiences at Shanghai Open Infrastructure Summit while Adam dives into Buildah. Let’s Buildah Keystoneconfig by Adam Young Buildah is a valuable tool in the container ecosystem. As an effort to get more familiar with it, and to finally get my hand-rolled version of Keystone to deploy on… Read more →

Community Blog Round Up 11 November 2019

As we dive into the Ussuri development cycle, I’m sad to report that there’s not a lot of writing happening upstream. If you’re one of those people waiting for a call to action, THIS IS IT! We want to hear about your story, your problem, your accomplishment, your analogy, your fight, your win, your loss – all of it. And,… Read more →

Cycle Trailing Projects and RDO's Latest Release Train

Cycle Trailing Projects and RDO’s Latest Release Train

The RDO community is pleased to announce the general availability of the RDO build for OpenStack Train for RPM-based distributions, CentOS Linux and Red Hat Enterprise Linux. RDO is suitable for building private, public, and hybrid clouds. Train is the 20th release from the OpenStack project, which is the work of more than 1115 contributors from around the world. The… Read more →

RDO is ready to ride the wave of CentOS Stream

The announcement and availability of CentOS Stream has the potential to improve RDO’s feedback loop to Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) development and smooth out transitions between minor and major releases. Let’s take a look at where RDO interacts with the CentOS Project and how this may improve our work and releases. RDO and the CentOS Project Because of tight… Read more →

Community Blog Round Up 05 December 2018

Community Blog Round Up 05 December 2018

Adam Young discusses OpenStack’s access policy, then deep dives to create a self trust in Keystone while Lars Kellogg-Stedman helps us manage USB gadgets using systemd as well as using ansible to integrate a password management service, then Pablo Iranzo Gómez shows how OpenStack contributions are peer reviewed. Scoped and Unscoped access policy in OpenStack by Adam Young Ozz did… Read more →

Stein PTG Summary for Documentation and i18n

Stein PTG Summary for Documentation and i18n

Ian Y. Choi and I already shared a summary of docs and i18n updates from the Stein Project Teams Gathering with the openstack-dev mailing list, but I also wanted to post the updates here for wider distribution. So, here comes what I found the most interesting out of our docs- and i18n-related meetings and discussions we had in Denver from… Read more →

Introducing Networking-Ansible

During the OpenStack Rocky release cycle a new OpenStack ML2 driver project was established: networking-ansible. This project integrates OpenStack with the Ansible Networking project. Ansible Networking is the part of the Ansible project that focuses on providing an Ansible interface for network operators to manage network switch configuration. By consuming Ansible Networking as the backend interface to network switch configuration… Read more →

Interviews at OpenStack PTG Denver

Interviews at OpenStack PTG Denver

I’m attending PTG this week to conduct project interviews. These interviews have several purposes. Please consider all of the following when thinking about what you might want to say in your interview: Tell the users/customers/press what you’ve been working on in Rocky Give them some idea of what’s (what might be?) coming in Stein Put a human face on the… Read more →