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I created a wiki page covering necessary changes (so far) for Juno based on
a combination of the following:

1) Configuration file changes from the configuration reference.
2) Installation of "core" services on Ubuntu using Juno milestone 2
packages. Both the neutron and nova-network environments appear to work.
However, the milestone 2 packages don't fully support the [neutron] section
in nova.conf so the neutron environment uses a mixture of old and new
locations.

Surprisingly, I didn't have to peek at gate configurations for hints. Also,
I'm still waiting on packages for RH/CentOS/Fedora and hope someone
familiar with SUSE and Debian can validate these changes well ahead of
release on 16 October.

https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Documentation/InstallationGuideJuno

On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 3:16 PM, Nicholas Chase <nchase at mirantis.com> wrote:

>
> Now that packages have started to drop it's Install Guide season, so I've
> been talking to Matt about what needs to be done, and here's where we are:
>
> Structurally, we've all sort of decided that we're not going to make any
> unnecessary changes, so there's not a huge amount of work to do.  Also,
> based on the Ubuntu packages, it appears that aside from determining which
> of the handful of workarounds we had to add for Icehouse are still
> necessary for Juno, hopefully we won't have a ton to do.  Most of the
> changes so far involve configuration files… just a handful of
> distro/packaging workarounds so far and no doubt those will change prior to
> release. He's also trying to replace MySQL with MariaDB, except for SLES,
> and remove support for RHEL 6.x and Ubuntu 12.04. Other changes may include
> minor adjustments to nova-network -- "(it won’t go away!)" -- to make it
> mirror neutron more closely with the concept of internal (tenant) and
> external (floating IP) networks.
>
>
>   Note that this is based on the Ubuntu packages, which are themselves
> based on Milestone 2, and NOT Milestone 3, so that could of course change
> when we get the final, and when we start digging into other distros.
>
> When we get this done, Matt estimates that we should be about 85% towards
> completion of the "Improve the Install Guide" project; there are still some
> sections that need rewriting for quality, but not necessarily for content.
> (In other words, they work, but they can be better written.)  The last big
> chunk of the install guide improvements project involves Swift, and he
> feels that the ability to tag someone familiar with it would help move
> patches. He's also a bit concerned about trove, and I'm going to work with
> him to find out what's needed there and track sown some resources. The
> remaining improvements include networking (which served as a baseline for
> many of the improvements) and a consistency validation for the entire guide
> (after some subjective review issues).
>
>   --
> Nick Chase
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> Technical Marketing Manager, Mirantis
> Editor, OpenStack:Now
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