- Remove Panko
- Remove RPM Packaging
- Add Venus
- Mention that Skyline is an Emerging Technology and do not
show it on the map
Change-Id: Ic51dce1d4ab63b9e23aa18ab5261f76bb0deb44a
The map uses "bucket names" like "openstack-adjacentenablers" as
labels. This was supposed to correspond to GitHub organization
names, but since then the TC decided that all of OpenStack would
be mirrored to a single organization on GitHub, so we don't really
need GitHub-org-compatible names anymore.
Let's get rid of bucket names and just use section names instead,
but adapt some of them so that they match their contents a bit
better.
Change-Id: Ia0e4a6bf132b3b6ace4a247727adf8fd9727087e
The "bold means core functionality" mention in the map has been
a source of tension as "core" is a bit of an overloaded term in
OpenStack.
Putting some key components in bold used to have some value back
when the map was originally created, to attract users to more
mature components. That value is more questionable now, as more
components are mature. The bold characters now hurt more than they
help.
This change removes the bold style from the components that had it.
As a result of merging this change, the PDF map will drop the "Bold
means Core functionality" mention as well.
Change-Id: If7c9ba1af13e93f2a39bae40e26a8ed270386143
Adding Tempest and Patrole testing tools in new section.
Move Rally to that section as it is a better fit.
Change-Id: Ic92509d8daf866bb0a9fad7eec9c67fd2f9b5c56
Following the removal of the Congress project, remove it
from the software navigator and OpenStack Map.
Rename the category "Optimization tools" since it no longer
contains Policy tools.
Change-Id: I8df24adf6e8a3e697719f5909b5f1a371a3b1485
Adjutant's first release was in Ussuri, it should be added
to the map, in the "Business logic" box.
Change-Id: I1400b00c7d20306ea28de585abd62e2893b26c38
The map diagram[1] (produced manually by the OSF design team based
on information in this repository) includes a number of projects
in bold (representing "core functionality"), in an effort to
make the map more readable and attract the viewer to most
commonly-used components.
In order to be able to propose and discuss that other components
be represented in bold (or to suggest the removal of all bolding
altogether), add the current state to the YAML.
[1] https://openstack.org/openstack-map
Change-Id: I61ce1af96f51e2b5750e2a1b813f10c5831a9e81
Since the Documentation project team is now a SIG, it can't be linked
as a support-team for projects in the map anymore. We should fix it
before the team removal change merges and tests start to fail here.
That might point to the need for a more flexible way to credit other
groups.
Change-Id: I19e4b7fb3a221893d506d5e73280b5e3c577feaf
This change adds tags for the components supported, related
technologies, and base requirements for the rpm-packaging project. Other
categories do not apply to this project since it is not a deployment
tool or lifecycle manager.
Change-Id: I8e56acf185dca15b67e491b784262528d66a57bd
- Broke out capabilities into name element
- Listed tags under tags element
- Remove trailing spaces
Change-Id: Id1c27c6c3bcf3e1836f974a32e3acada72109302
The addition of the deployment tool capabilities requires each
project to list their capabilities. As there is none for OSA yet,
this adds it.
Change-Id: I992788813dbcfcdba1d8334852514f92012bfb80
Add the components:keystone capability to all deployment tools (since
they all support deploying keystone) as an example before asking teams
to fill them all.
Change-Id: I5291cca3df9c7234349bb2997ae88342c6619458
This change includes the proposed imporovements to the initial
commit.
Most notably, it leaves out 'additional services' (which need to be
a more complete list before we can add it) and limits itself to
OpenStack components and base services (database, message-queue,
cache...)
Sets version to 0.1.0 before we ask teams to set tags.
Change-Id: If57add4d46608d51940f151474e0273c9ae84eba
To improve the "deployment tools" section of the OpenStack website
and provide more information for deployers to choose between the various
methods of installing OpenStack, we plan to introduce specific
capabilities tags. Those will facilitate searching, but should not
replace a proper long description.
This commit introduces a taxonomy of basic tags. More can be added
later, this focuses on basic capabilities and technology description.
Once approved, we will ask the various deployment tools teams to
reference those tags directly in the deployment_tools.yaml file.
Change-Id: I34473453851d0cc4999a258a6567aa2837c1bb19
Amit Uniyal