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Weekly meetings are held on IRC at 10:00 CST on Freenode in room #openstack-hyper-v
 
Weekly meetings are held on IRC at 10:00 CST on Freenode in room #openstack-hyper-v
  
The [[OpenStack]] Essex Compute Node can be found here (This includes various fixes, volume support, snapshot support, and a service based installer) - You must have Python 2.7.x installed first.
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The [[OpenStack]] Essex Compute Node can be found here (This includes various fixes, volume support, snapshot support, and a service based installer) - You must have Python 2.7.x (32-bit) installed first.
 
[http://opns.tk/openstack_compute.exe http://opns.tk/openstack_compute.exe]
 
[http://opns.tk/openstack_compute.exe http://opns.tk/openstack_compute.exe]
 
This will install the essex stable source with some backported changes to allow this to run as a service on windows. In the nova\tools\windows\msi_installer folder there is an example_nova.conf file you can use for the settings specific to Hyper-V
 
This will install the essex stable source with some backported changes to allow this to run as a service on windows. In the nova\tools\windows\msi_installer folder there is an example_nova.conf file you can use for the settings specific to Hyper-V

Revision as of 18:46, 14 June 2012

Weekly meetings are held on IRC at 10:00 CST on Freenode in room #openstack-hyper-v

The OpenStack Essex Compute Node can be found here (This includes various fixes, volume support, snapshot support, and a service based installer) - You must have Python 2.7.x (32-bit) installed first. http://opns.tk/openstack_compute.exe This will install the essex stable source with some backported changes to allow this to run as a service on windows. In the nova\tools\windows\msi_installer folder there is an example_nova.conf file you can use for the settings specific to Hyper-V Since this runs as a service and it is a bit different in windows, your nova.conf file needs to be put in nova\bin. If you have any issues, please report them to jordan@openstack.org or feel free to patch the installer and submit a pull request to the Punchy Code repo mentioned below.

The slide deck from the summit talk is available here: http://www.slideshare.net/JordanRinke/openstack-win-final

There is a forum thread open for anyone that would like to have discussion around this here: http://forums.openstack.org/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=1085

The Essex Final fork we will be using to get the features updated and start pushing for inclusion in to folsom is here: https://github.com/punchycode/nova/tree/stable/essex