[rhos-list] Red Hat Distribution OpenStack (RDO)

[Ronald Cronenwett]

I just pulled down rdo-release-grizzly-1.noarch.rpm and see it is pointing
to the same thing as epel-openstack-grizzly.repo. So I've been using RDO
all along :)

Browsing to http://rdo.fedorapeople.org/openstack/openstack-grizzly/ makes
it clear. But I think I got to that directory from a different URL
originally.

Thanks again for the release info.

Ron


On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 1:16 PM, Ronald Cronenwett <ronac07 at gmail.com>wrote:

> Perry,
>
> Thanks for the clarification. That's good information.
>
> Just one question. On my Centos builds I've loaded Openstack and Packstack
> from:
>
> [epel-openstack-grizzly]
> name=OpenStack Grizzly Repository for EPEL 6
> baseurl=
> http://repos.fedorapeople.org/repos/openstack/openstack-grizzly/epel-6
> enabled=1
> skip_if_unavailable=1
> gpgcheck=0
> priority=98
>
> What is this repo and how does it relate to RDO grizzly? Would there be
> any issues if I switch to RDO repos?
>
> Thanks
>
> Ron
>
>
>
> On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 12:28 PM, Perry Myers <pmyers at redhat.com> wrote:
>
>> On 04/17/2013 10:40 AM, Ronald Cronenwett wrote:
>> > I saw this was announced at the Openstack Summit. Does that mean the
>> > RHOS beta preview is ending?Or will the RHOS entitlement be updated to
>> > Grizzly? Just curious which way I should go with some test systems I've
>> > set up. The latest I've been working with was to implement Grizzly from
>> > EPEL on a Centos 6.4 rebuild.But I still have my RHEL systems that came
>> > with the preview running Folsom.
>>
>> Good questions :)
>>
>> Let me outline our release cadence in detail, starting with RHOS 1.0.
>> That might make things more clear.
>>
>> Aug 2012: RHOS 1.0 Preview (Essex) available for RHEL 6.3 hosts
>> Nov 2012: RHOS 2.0 Preview (Folsom) available for RHEL 6.3 hosts
>> Feb 2013: RHOS 2.1 Preview (Folsom) available for RHEL 6.4 hosts
>> Apr 2013: RHOS 2.1 released as limited availability via our early
>>           adopter program
>>
>> All of the above releases were made available through an evaluation
>> program, which you can sign up for on http://redhat.com/openstack
>>
>> Even though RHOS 2.1 is released (and therefore the Preview is ended),
>> you can still sign up for evaluation licenses and get access to the
>> official packages (and updates) that way.  And your existing evaluation
>> with access to the RHOS 2.1 Preview repository seamlessly should
>> transition to the formal RHOS 2.1 channel (in fact, the channel is the
>> same)
>>
>> Apr 2013: RDO Grizzly available for EL 6.4+ hosts (and F18)
>>
>> What we will do in the next few weeks, is take the RDO Grizzly EL
>> packages as a starting point, to create a RHOS 3.0 Preview.
>>
>> So initially RDO Grizzly for EL and RHOS 3.0 will be the same.  RDO
>> Grizzly will march forward, absorbing updates from the Grizzly upstream
>> stable branches.
>>
>> RHOS 3.0 Preview will also march forward, absorbing updates from the
>> upstream Grizzly stable branches, but it will also selectively
>> incorporate patches from the upstream trunk (Havana) for bug fixes and
>> enhancements that are not invasive.
>>
>> When we release RHOS 3.0 GA later this summer (approx Aug 2013), the
>> RHOS 3.0 Preview will end and be replaced by the GA packages.
>>
>> But even after RHOS 3.0 transitions from Preview to GA, we'll still
>> provide the process to sign up for evaluation licenses.
>>
>> One comment on this:
>> > The latest I've been working with was to implement Grizzly from
>> > EPEL on a Centos 6.4 rebuild
>>
>> Grizzly is not in EPEL.  It's only available via the repositories as
>> part of the RDO community.  The packages in EPEL are still Folsom based,
>> and there are no plans to update those to Grizzly.
>>
>> Let me know if those clarifications help, or if you have follow up
>> questions :)
>>
>> Perry
>>
>
>
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