16.04 OpenStack charm release

Adam Stokes adam.stokes at canonical.com
Sat Apr 23 14:09:43 UTC 2016


We are currently working a few kinks out to have a fully turnkey solution
for Nova LXD. The option already exist but there are a few rough spots that
we are fixing today.

On Sat, Apr 23, 2016, 10:07 AM Mark Shuttleworth <mark at ubuntu.com> wrote:

>
> Perhaps the best way to test these is with the new "conjure-up
> openstack" tool in Xenial. It needs a bit of beta testing (it is
> exercising Juju 2.0 beta as well as LXD 2.0 quite hard!) so please bang
> on it and file bugs as needed.
>
> conjure-up is a nice thin layer on top of bundles, that basically lets
> you make a walk-through of a bundle deployment with some wiggle-room for
> placement and scale. If you have a bundle of a large topology, you can
> thus conjure-up that bundle, giving your users the ability to use it on
> LXD or on MAAS or on KVM. So in the openstack example it's a nice way to
> spin up a micro-openstack on your laptop with LXD and KVM, or a
> macro-openstack on MAAS, walking through each of the components in the
> bundle one by one.
>
> Mark
>
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