On Mon, 2020-04-06 at 10:10 +0200, Dmitry Tantsur wrote:
> The problem is that oslo libraries are OpenStack-specific. Imagine metal3,
> for example. When building our images, we can pull (most of) regular Python
> packages from the base OS, but everything with "oslo" in its name is on us.
> It's a maintenance burden.
what distros dont ship oslo libs?
RHEL ships them via the OSP repos
As part of OpenStack, right.
CentOS ship it via RDO
Ubunutu has them in the cloud archive
SUSE also shiped them via there openstack product although sicne they are nolonger
maintaining that goign forward and moveing the k8s based cloud offerings it might be
a valid concern there.
All the same here: oslo libs are parts of OpenStack distributions/offerings. Meaning that to install Ironic you need to at least enable OpenStack repositories, even if you package Ironic yourself.