Just after a release, discovery of significant bugs always revives discussion around the need for maintenance branches or point releases. Those discussions, however, are not solving the root cause for the issue, but merely try to do damage control on the consequences.
The root cause for presence of significant bugs …
In less than a month the OpenStack development community will gather in Boston for three days of discussions and brainstorming around the Essex development cycle.
The main part of the summit is the session tracks. The sessions are proposed by the participants and should generally be about core or incubated …
The 200 open seats for the Essex Design Summit were all registered in less than 9 days ! If you missed the boat, you can still register on the waiting list at http://summit.openstack.org.
For the last seats we need to give priority to existing OpenStack developers and upstream …
August was very busy for OpenStack Nova and Glance developers, and the culmination of those efforts is the delivery of the final feature milestone of the Diablo development cycle: diablo-4.
Glance gained final integration with the Keystone common authentication system, support for sharing images between groups of tenants, a new …
How to control what gets into your open source project code ? The classic model, inherited from pre-DVCS days, is to have a set of "committers" that are trusted with direct access while the vast majority of project "contributors" must kindly ask them to sponsor their patches. You can find that …