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== Project Goal == | == Project Goal == | ||
Revision as of 11:37, 28 March 2014
Openstack Recovery (CrashUp)
Project Goal
Aims to recover Openstack resources that are occupied by long pending in-progress tasks. Here an Openstack resource is any resource used in Openstack such as instance, image, volume, network or similar other object. In-progress task is any task executed as part of an openstack operation such as nova, glance, cinder or neutron operation.
