Hi all, Fedora/RDO relationship topic came up few months ago on the rdo-list and in the meantime details have been refined in a Trello card https://trello.com/c/wzdl1IlZ/52-openstack-in-fedora which I'll try to summarize in this post. High level overview (aka tl;dr) is that RDO Liberty repository will be providing EL7 packages, hosted on CentOS mirrors and built as a part of CentOS CloudSIG. For developers using Fedora latest trunk builds of openstack-* packages will be available from Delorean Trunk. OpenStack service packages (openstack-*) will be retired in Fedora master while Oslo and OpenStack clients stay in Fedora proper to allow using Fedora as a client of OpenStack based cloud providers. Reasoning is that Fedora user population are developers who always need latest and greatest version and Delorean Trunk packages are the best match. We were trying to follow 1:1 mapping between Fedora and OpenStack release but it is getting out of sync now (current f22 is Juno, unreleased f23 is Kilo) and it's getting impossible to keep up with required dependency versions in the current stable Fedora without breaking older OpenStack release. There is also wasted overhead of pushing OpenStack stable updates in Fedora when stable builds are not interesting for the target population. For production setup EL7 platform is preferred and that's where we are going to provide stable updates in released RDO versions.

2015-09-15 18:58 GMT+02:00 Perry Myers <pmyers(a)redhat.com&gt;: > Sounds like a good plan. > > So, for new openstack service packages (like Murano, or other services > we haven't packaged yet) or for other 3rd party packages that we're > working to get into RDO... > > Do we need to get those new services/deps/3rd party plugins into Fedora > still? Or do we have a way to get those into Delorean for Fedora and > CentOS CloudSIG w/o requiring Fedora formal inclusion? > > Perry > General dependencies will still be imported into Fedora so we could ensure that we remain consistent with the next RHEL/CentOS.

As we already do, they will be imported in Delorean before approval in order to keep the continuous delivery pipeline working.

As for services and their plugins, we'll keep the same process and guidelines but two major differences: * reviews will be under RDO product instead of Fedora. * packaging guidelines exceptions will be granted by the RDO team during our weekly meeting.