The change adds a new project for the plugins repo within OpenStack-Ansible.
New projects:
openstack-ansible-plugins
Related governance change: https://review.openstack.org/272333
Change-Id: Iac45259a24a63e77c63400dc800968be9a1b6801
Implements: blueprint independent-role-repositories
Signed-off-by: Kevin Carter <kevin.carter@rackspace.com>
Puppet OpenStack group [1] would like to add a new module
in the family: puppet-oslo.
This patch follows the usual process to add new modules by configuring
gerrit, gerritbot, jenkins and zuul.
[1] https://review.openstack.org/#/c/270872/
Change-Id: I8978dc2fbcb0821f6ec485ff50b7e1e89cab15b4
We should post the events to #openstack-oslo channel
as well now that osprofiler is under Oslo umbrella
Change-Id: Ia00d5fb8e24a2f15d4064fa8baa7fa12c35d770d
Steth - a network inspection tool for OpenStack
Steth is an inspection tool that can aid in pinpointing
issues before deployment and during operation of an OpenStack environment.
This tool can inspect the following network connectivity:
* VLAN
* VxLAN
* GRE
For more information, please see https://github.com/unitedstack/steth/blob/master/README.md
Change-Id: If26e99089a5d9f9f8af45db8501d66e312f16eef
Commit adding information for a new puppet-ec2api
project.
Change-Id: Ic3340e4d819363b44455c754126e7d20016410ee
Needed-By: I77ab87a8530c7643d8caa779970dc11714c027aa
Vahana is a new project, being lead by Jay Clark, to produce a set of
client libraries for OpenStack on the iOS platform.
Change-Id: Id9b1eddae001228cf9918c8425f729522f6da633
Bilean is a project to provide generic billing service for OpenStack
clouds, it's a trigger-type, seconds-level billing system, please
notice the difference between cloudkitty.
The project is on Github now:
https://github.com/lvdongbing/bilean
Please see the wiki about some more info about Bilean:
https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Bilean
Change-Id: Ic8cd0ab0c95d46bf15bbd26a7a842dba46ff3faf
- Migrates from WADL to Swagger-ish
- Runs a server to display the docs
Needed-By: I057cf0c0ebe404c78ecbb21140257b2516de1202
Change-Id: Ia8e69427b09d36da2fc2011dee7c043dad014402
Midonet will be part of the big tent soon. This patch introduces the
puppet module to deploy MidoNet components.
Change-Id: I646c16eff20385831eb23be7c69821945d1d2eea
ekko is a project that will bring block-based backup to OpenStack in a
way that is scallable by using object-storage for the backend. The
backup itself is enabled by a new feature in QEMU 2.4 that allows for
changed block tracking and incremental backups of running VMs.
A common feature I have seen requested throughout the community is
true block-based backups of VMs. I have been working on a way to solve
the scalability issue of backups for a while [1] and now that QEMU has
officially released this feature we can bring backup to OpenStack in a
way that is as scallable as OpenStack itself using Swift as a backend.
This would be different than a nova snapshot because that is not a
true backup. That does not allow for the space savings of incremental
backups nor compression or encryption which are requirements for a
good backup in my experience.
Future goals would including bringing this to other hypervisors since
Hyper-V and VMWare both support CBT and incremental backups of running
VMs. As well as potentially backing up Cinder volumes in a similiar
fashion.
[1] https://github.com/SamYaple/osdk
Change-Id: Ie0a726f0cad669593080a1910dff6ed2ae7cae71
Puppet OpenStack group [1] would like to add a new module
in the family: puppet-rally.
This patch follows the usual process to add new modules by configuring
gerrit, gerritbot, jenkins and zuul.
[1] https://review.openstack.org/#/c/262786/
Change-Id: Ia2b5a65b8f720ed0e5c8cc5f506b402db0d08870
we've created a new client lib for aodh so users don't need to
use ceilometerclient and redirect.
Change-Id: I11cc63a3fb987c457595220d91315fdadcf41a12
Needed-By: I21a6d2d038d9aabd0a1c2e777b9f9223b5b56d38
This patch adds the new cinder python-brick-cinderclient-ext project
to OpenStack.
Patch to openstack/governance: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/243068/.
Change-Id: Ib103f2ff9e0181e7456f283c63ec5db363e42b2b
We don't report openstack-specs changes anywhere at the moment, and
since its cross-project, openstack-dev seems appropriate to me. I did
a quick straw poll there and got positive reception to the idea.
Original change Iccd0445d573464c9af62d2ec13bc1abd79ee322d was
reverted since it missed the branches set up, this
change includes branches now.
Change-Id: I6024d713cdebcfc641dd1c6e11568ff70ef82e48
The Trove content from Horizon is moving to a new repository to
be developed as a plugin to Horizon. This change sets up the
repository and the gate jobs for the new repository so the code
can be moved.
Used git filter-branch to maintain history and created temporary
repository with the results:
https://github.com/dklyle/trove-dashboard
On top of the history and moved files, considerable moving of files
and additional pieces were added to complete the plugin.
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/trove-dashboard has been created with
the appropriate permissions for openstackci.
Needed-By: Ief3829b45987dfb4078c78428f5f699912542868
Change-Id: I158eac980f767a4b8cd43294e8cc215fbb1586f3
At the Tokyo Summit, HPE asked if OSOps would take the responsibility to
house the Coda project. This is the creation of the repo for them to
upload the project to.
A description of Coda is, per Nathaniel Kimball:
Coda is a Horizon dashboard and panel (both share the name) that
facilitates resource clean up of a project once that project is no longer
needed (e.g. A customer cancels their account). It consists of a single
text entry box which allows you to search by project ID and will display
all resources, project info, and user info for the project. Upon pressing
the delete button the user is prompted each time for valid admin
credentials (annoying but a purposeful safe-guard) and will then walk the
list of resources deleting each one and will display the outcome of each
operation in a tabular format. This project started as a stand-alone
Django app inside HP and has been very valuable in operating our public
cloud. It was originally called Scrubber (because that’s what it did) but
was renamed to Coda after being ported to Horizon and adapted for Keystone
instead of a proprietary Identity service. It is the intent of HP to open
source our entire suite of tools using a musical theme. Coda was chosen as
the name for this project as a coda in music is a passage that brings a
piece to an end. It is particularly apropos for this use because the
symbol for a coda resembles a cross hair.
Change-Id: I08e550dd91575d2469cc6659a96002d786f2d372
Solar provides flexible orchestration and resource management
framework for deploying distributed systems. It leverages abstraction
layer over commonly used configuration management systems like puppet,
ansible etc. to enable complex, multi node orchestration. Solar can be
used as separate tool for quick prototyping deployment topology, but
as a framework it can be also integrated with existing tools used to
configure and deploy distributed systems including OpenStack clouds.
Solar also provides control over resulting changes by introducing
changes log and history for deployment entities. This enables more
control over lifecycle management of infrastructure.
Change-Id: Idce849eab4014d28ecb8c32453c29608946d0a20