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Hmm... I'm going through the Install Guide (RDO, for Fedora / CentOS /
RHEL) that's linked from https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/KiloDocTesT
ting-RST and I'm seeing a couple of things before I even get to the
point of working with the first VM.
- on the first page of the Index section I see this: "This guide
documents OpenStack Liberty release."
- on the first page of the Basic Environment section there's a note
that says "...you must use the Kilo version of this guide...", but the
link takes me back to the pre-RST version
So am I missing where the combination of RDO / RST / Kilo instructions
are, or should I continue vetting the guide I get from the
KiloDocTesTting-RST link above?
	/Harry
On Thu, 2015-09-10 at 15:59 +0000, Karin Levenstein wrote:
> Attendees: Lana Brindley, Darren Chan, Matt Kassawara, Karin
> Levenstein, Brian Moss, Joe Robinson
> 
> Testing the converted guide
> ===
> Matt tested core services on Ubuntu and things are working, and if
> that's any indication, hopefully we didn't break too much content.
> Brian has gotten started on it, and Christian Berendt updated via
> email that he's available to test Fedora as well
> The idea is that testing the RST with the Kilo material should make
> Liberty testing a little easier (we won't be troubleshooting RST at
> the same time as testing the new release)
> We should get Fedora tested soon, to expedite the architecture patch
> discussed below – Brian will give it a shot.
> Wiki page: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/KiloDocTesTting-RST
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> Any news on Liberty?
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> ===
> 
> Ubuntu has packages somewhere between Liberty 1 and 2 out; untried as of yet
> 
> Nothing for Fedora yet
> 
> Liberty testing will take priority when packages are released
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> Simplifying networking in the install guide
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> ===
> 
> Matt has been working on revamping networking information in the install guide – work in progress.
> 
> His local build of a draft is here: http://apps1-dfw.osdt.ionosphere80.com/install-guide-rst-ubuntu/overview.html
> 
> Proposed: a simplification of the architecture with two nodes
> 
> Will simplify setup – no more nova-net, no more three-node
> 
> HW requirements for provider networks and self-service networks are the same with this architecture
> 
> Some users want to attach VMs to public network - self–service adds components to the provider architecture to enable routing.
> 
> Simplified networking: http://apps1-dfw.osdt.ionosphere80.com/install-guide-rst-ubuntu/basics-networking.html
> 
> Not so much for production, but to provide a "happy path" for users to get started. Not as reductive as an AIO, but easier to get set up for new users.
> 
> More complex configurations are available in the networking guide.
> 
> Patch for these changes is now available: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/221560/
> 

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> 
> We will continue to have alternating meeting times through September. The September install guide meeting schedule is:
> 
> 1 September – 1300 UTC
> 
> 8 September – 2300 UTC
> 
> 15 September – 1300 UTC
> 
> 22 September – 2300 UTC
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> 29 September – TBD
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