Latest revision as of 17:24, 4 August 2014

Fedora packages

The cadence of Fedora and OpenStack releases are in sync, and so we have

Fedora 16 = Diablo
...
Fedora 19 = Grizzly
Fedora 20 = Havana
Fedora 21 = Icehouse
Fedora 22 = Juno
etc...

For other combinations please see the RDO community site which provides RPMs for Fedora and RHEL (derivatives).
There you can get the current OpenStack development release RPMs for the current Fedora stable release (for example Icehouse RPMs for Fedora 20).

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+= Fedora packages =
-http://mirantis.com Mirantis provides OpenStack Fedora packages.
-There are two builds available:
+The cadence of Fedora and OpenStack releases are in sync, and so we have
+* Fedora 16 = Diablo
+* ...
+* Fedora 19 = Grizzly
+* Fedora 20 = Havana
+* Fedora 21 = Icehouse
+* Fedora 22 = Juno
+* etc...
-* stable: http://download.mirantis.com/cactus/ – RPMs for stable cactus build
-* hourly: http://download.mirantis.com/repo/ – RPMs for hourly builds from trunk
-They have built and tested it with Fedora 14 release.
+For other combinations please see the [http://openstack.redhat.com/ RDO] community site
+which provides RPMs for Fedora and RHEL (derivatives).<br/>
-These packages are based on RHEL6 specs from https://github.com/griddynamics/openstack-rhel
+There you can get the current OpenStack development release RPMs for the current Fedora stable release
+(for example Icehouse RPMs for Fedora 20).
-Feel free to test these on your Fedora boxes and provide feedback on openstack-support@mirantis.com.

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Fedora packages