[rdo-users] Newbie question: CentOS Cloud SIG vs RDO vs "centos-release-openstack-xxx"

Hi, Apologies for asking an obviously newbie question here, but I got a bit confused by the relationship between the CentOS Cloud SIG, RDO and the repos enabled by installing "centos-release-openstack-<x>". For example, I'm aware that upstream OpenStack is no longer supporting Newton, but RHEL has support for RHOSP10 (based on Newton). I do see that Newton's still listed on https://trunk.rdoproject.org/ Am I correct in assuming that the repos pointed to when a CentOS user installs centos-release-openstack-<x> points to a set of packages that was emitted from the RDO pipeline? Is this process manual or automated to some degree? In a semi-related question: I've hit an issue with an outdated puppet-pacemaker package in the centos-release-openstack-newton repo that prevents deployment. There's an "easy fix" available by promoting the pike version of said package to the same repo, but if Newton's been sunset then this question is moot. Apologies for the meandering ramble, if you need more details on the last issue I can provide them. -- Jan Gutter Embedded Networking Software Engineer Netronome | First Floor Suite 1, Block A, Southdowns Ridge Office Park, Cnr Nellmapius and John Vorster St, Irene, Pretoria, 0157 Phone: +27 (12) 665-4427 | Skype: jangutter | www.netronome.com