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Marios Andreou 9bb446514e Use python jobs template for Zed 
The current master should be compatible with the Zed
release of the other projects. oslo.log dropped support
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README.rst

OpenStack Virtual Baremetal

OpenStack Virtual Baremetal is a way to use OpenStack instances to do simulated baremetal deployments. For more details, see the full documentation.