As discussed on the mailing list and the #openstack-meeting, the general
consensus was that we create a new development channel. The new IRC channels
on FreeNode are:
#openstack - to be used for Help, Support, Bug reporting, etc
#openstack-dev - to be used as the primary development channel fo
So it sounds like the better path would be to just keep two channels for
now, see how that goes, and then maybe revisit splitting out by project if
it comes to that in the future?
#openstack - Help and Support
#openstack-dev - All Openstack Development
Anyone should be able to participate in any
Hey all,
I wanted to see what everyones opinions were on separating out some of the IRC
channels. When the project started we decided to keep #openstack as the
primary channel since the project was small at the time. Over the last year
with the project growing, the traffic in the #openstack c
I'm actually not too worried about option B. We've been using this method
in production for a while and haven't ran into too many problems. We've
heavily tested four streams (builds) at a time with 2 VCPUs in dom0 and it
works pretty well. We did see major starvation issues with dom0 when we
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Andy,
Work on our Linux guest agent is being headed up by Chris Behrens and is
located here: https://launchpad.net/agent-smith
We've added support for the various Linux distros. We've also been
working internally on getting our Windows guest agent opensourced. Both
of our agents allow us to do
Which distro have your teams been using for the domU? I think part of the
problem is that it appears that the Maverick stock kernel now requires sdX
instead of xvdX. I ran into this when building the initial domU image. It
used to be xvdX in previous versions (lucid) but it appears it was cha
Ewan (and team),
When we spoke on the phone last week, you mentioned that Citrix was going
down the path of using a Utility VM to run Nova in. I've been kicking
around the ideas of using both and I wanted to run some of the Pros and
Cons I came up with to maybe get your viewpoints on it.
Nova Co
