Hi, During devconf.cz this year, I was approached by Joe Brockmeier who wanted my opinion for a project regarding openshift hosting for Fedora (ie "how much money for servers"). After a few talks to flesh the proposal (ie, no use to propose anything if that's too expensive), it was decided that we would first start to see if this could be done on the Fedora infrastructure with the openstack cloud, then move to baremetal once we get hosting running (a project named "community cage", on which I am working on at RH). This openshift instance would be mostly used as a test, and not to be used for production workload. So people may expect data lose, downtime and this kind of stuff. We didn't discuss nor planned to have it moved in production, as far as i remember the discussion, but it was a while ago. While this is something that was asked by the people from the cloud WG, I will push the discussion for technical setup on the fedora-infra list, but wanted to give a head up to people here about that being started in the open (as I didn't see much discussion around it, and was quite busy in the last months so no time to devote on this). For the current status of the project, Patrick already created a tenant on fedora cloud, I did some reading around ansible configuration of Fedora (hence my serie of patches 2 weeks ago), did my homework of reading a lot on openshift setup (and did a manual install to see), and hope to dedicate some time now on the project. The plan also include to use fedora atomic (at least for some nodes), so we can get feedback on atomic in a production like environment. As this was mostly planning discussion around "can we do it", nothing is set in stone, and I do not remember the details of the proposal, sorry about that. I will also try to participate to the meeting this week if people have questions, but I can also answer by mail on this list. -- Michael Scherer Sysadmin, Community Infrastructure and Platform, OSAS
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