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==What is Fenix?== | ==What is Fenix?== | ||
| − | Fenix implements host maintenance control by having specific | + | Fenix implements host maintenance control by having host specific |
| + | state that can be changed by cloud admin trough an API. Change will trigger a | ||
| + | notification that can be consumed by an external flow engine to do needed | ||
| + | actions and by Aodh to make alarm to user. Project can also hold any host | ||
| + | specific maintenance information useful to user that is not to be placed in | ||
| + | project like Nova. Nova can later have a link to project to provide more | ||
| + | detailed information about host maintenance. Project can further be developed | ||
| + | to host upgrade purposes with its capability to hold information about host. | ||
==Communication and Meetings== | ==Communication and Meetings== | ||
Revision as of 16:18, 8 November 2016
What is Fenix?
Fenix implements host maintenance control by having host specific state that can be changed by cloud admin trough an API. Change will trigger a notification that can be consumed by an external flow engine to do needed actions and by Aodh to make alarm to user. Project can also hold any host specific maintenance information useful to user that is not to be placed in project like Nova. Nova can later have a link to project to provide more detailed information about host maintenance. Project can further be developed to host upgrade purposes with its capability to hold information about host.
Communication and Meetings
Meetings
tbd
Contact Us
IRC channel for regular daily discussions: #openstack-fenix Use [Fenix] tag for Fenix emails on OpenStack Mailing Lists
