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

On 01/26/2018 05:07 PM, Jan Gutter wrote: First RHOSP and RDO are different distros, RDO is to RHOSP what Fedora is to RHEL. RDO follows the same lifecycle as upstream OpenStack, RHOSP lifecycle is defined by Red Hat product management. As for Newton, it's not EOL yet despite what website says. This month, we had a Nova, puppet modules and TripleO updates. RDO packages are built by an automated pipeline through our gerrit/zuul instances in review.rdoproject.org. RDO stable builds == CentOS Cloud SIG OpenStack builds The only difference lies in the -release packages, the one in CentOS extras enables more CentOS repositories for additional features. rdo-release should be preferred for RHEL users as it enables less external repos. RDO trunk builds are meant to be consumed by CI pipeline or for the more adventurous/advanced users (it's also an excellent way to apply quickfixes too). Well, that's something we can consider but it has to be discussed with puppet modules maintainers. But updating newton by using the pike version of the packages implies to update it in Ocata too. Otherwise we break the upgrade path. It's always fine to ask questions :) Regards, H.