On Wed, 03 Oct 2012 00:58:10 -0700 Robyn Bergeron <rbergero@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > What's the fundamental difference between these scripts and devstack > (http://www.devstack.org) - is it just that devstack normally pulls from > the devel repositories? It looks like it can also be configured to pull > from stable releases as well. Difference is RPMs versus however stable upstream. We may have patches in RPMs. > but I do wonder if that specific point > deters people from trying devstack out with the Fedora configuration, or > even stops people from looking more closely at Fedora's implementation > in ways aside from doing so with Devstack. I am sitting in a meeting and Russell is demoing devstack right this moment. It seems to work great with Fedora. Personally, I never use Devstack, because we have perfectly workable RPMs in Fedora. Just "yum install openstack-foo" and voila it just works. Devstack is for developers who want to have a very quick cycle from git to service restart (it would not re-clone over your changes for that reason). I know I should use it, but I just apply my patch to /usr/lib/python2*/site-packages/....., then put it to git. Then next version of "yum update" wipes my experiments. -- Pete _______________________________________________ cloud mailing list cloud@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/cloud
