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=== Further Work tasks === | === Further Work tasks === | ||
Revision as of 09:57, 22 June 2013
Contents
Worklog
Friday
- Organization stuff, get introduced / updated by the Hotel staff with the location and how to handle things
- set up the irc channel openstack-devcamp on oftc
- made an introduction round - we're a nice mixture of people from single freelancers over consultants in medium sized shops to superlarge companies and with very varying experiences, all very interesting, some total beginners with openstack some people working with it since 2 years
- Interesting: https://www.aoterra.de/
- Updated my devstack installation on my test server
- Which devstack bfranch to check out? master?
- for something stable, at the start, when we don't want to run in broken stuff it's stable/grizzly
Saturday
- Try tu run my old devstack install from last workshop...
Processing dependencies for python-quantumclient==2.2.2a1.8.g418fdf8 error: Installed distribution pyparsing 1.5.6 conflicts with requirement pyparsing==1.5.7
I've overheard somebody saying python lib install has changed to use virtualenv. So, there might be some thing that got scrambled, before fighting with old leftovers, I decide to simply start back from scratch. Reinstall my dedicated server, and get gogin again from scratch!
- use debian wheezy for this(that's my preferred base system for stable systems)? Nope, probably more devs are using ubuntu?
- no do ubuntu precision first
TODO
- go through http://devstack.org/ again!
- see if my patches for the iso loading from the last workshop are still necessary
- A small single system production installation
- is it a good idea, useful?
- How to do it? Handmade? Use some distribuion like Rackspace / Mirantis / Crowbar?
- Figure out what's necessary to build a vagrant-openstack integration
- how does vagrant AWS work?
- What API does Openstack provide to do something similar?
Q and A
TODO: pull my notes from the last workshop here and add new questions popping up!
- Which areas of OpenStack require development/testing/bugfixing/documentation work where I can help
- directly in OpenStack
- In packaging for Debian
More Ideas and Notes
Links
- Crazy - at mediawiki they wrote an openstack guy based on mediawiki :) http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:OpenStackManager
- Rackspace stuff
- Crowbar stuff
- Main documentation http://www.openstack.org/software/start/
- IX Articles - I bought them
Further Work tasks
When there comes more time, there's a lot more interesting ideas to do:
- Current Work related stuff
- Figuring out the REST API
- Figuring out how to deploy Openstack Node and Virtual machines with Chef
- Checking out where and how Django and SQLAlchemy are used in OpenStack
- Might OpenStack or one of it's Distributions be more suited to setup self-service virtualization for developers than Proxmox.
- Checkout Openstack @Wikimedia - there was the idea to join the admin team there, see if that's still an option
- Getting an overview and start a comparision of OpenStack third party tools like
- Mirantis
- Rackspace OpenStack distribution
- HP Openstack distribution
- Do a comparison/ evaluation of Openstack against other virtualiztaion
management tools
- XCP
- OpenNebula
- Cloudstack
- Proxmox
- Steps: define criteria and scenario, assess options against criteria, evaluate
- Figuring out how to compine ansible and openstack
- ansible config for an openstack server setup
- use ansible to deploy openstack virtual machines
