x
/
synergy-service
Code Issues
Synergy is an extensible general purpose management service for OpenStack. Its capabilities are implemented by a collection of managers. It can be used to implement advanced scheduling mechanisms to maximize the overall resource usage.
You can not select more than 25 topics Topics must start with a letter or number, can include dashes ('-') and can be up to 35 characters long.
89 Commits
2 Branches
Branch: master
Branches Tags
${ item.name }
Create branch ${ searchTerm }
from 'master'
${ noResults }
OpenDev Sysadmins 454b4165c5 OpenDev Migration Patch 1 month ago
bin add synergy CLI to bin/ 3 years ago
config Authorization section updated 1 year ago
doc/source Update of the links to the Synergy documentation 2 years ago
packaging Release v1.5.3 1 year ago
scripts Removed all managers parameters in synergy.conf 2 years ago
synergy Shell version updated 1 year ago
.coveragerc Updated coverage configuration file 2 years ago
.gitreview OpenDev Migration Patch 1 month ago
.testr.conf import project from launchpad git repo 3 years ago
AUTHORS Release v1.3.0 with packaging files 2 years ago
CONTRIBUTING.rst Update of the links to the Synergy documentation 2 years ago
ChangeLog Release v1.5.3 1 year ago
HACKING.rst import project from launchpad git repo 3 years ago
LICENSE import project from launchpad git repo 3 years ago
LICENSE_third-party.md Distribute tabulate as part of Synergy 2 years ago
MANIFEST.in import project from launchpad git repo 3 years ago
README.rst Update of the links to the Synergy documentation 2 years ago
babel.cfg import project from launchpad git repo 3 years ago
requirements.txt Distribute tabulate as part of Synergy 2 years ago
setup.cfg use pbr fully for easier package building 2 years ago
setup.py Remove versions for required packages 2 years ago
test-requirements.txt Commit for fixes described in https://review.openstack.org/#/c/362762/ 2 years ago
tox.ini Distribute tabulate as part of Synergy 2 years ago

README.rst

SYNERGY SERVICE

Synergy is as a new extensible general purpose management OpenStack service. Its capabilities are implemented by a collection of managers which are specific and independent pluggable tasks, executed periodically or interactively. The managers can interact with each other in a loosely coupled way.