Hi All, Dave and Marek both have good points. But I have to say I'm more with Dave on this one.
OpenStack is still moving very fast so two month is a long time, but if the version in you distro isn't ready for production for you then OpenStack isn't ready for production for you unless you have a substantial internal Dev/Ops support team for it. Managing something as complicated as Openstack with all of it's sub parts and external dependencies with all it's sub projects directly fro "upstream" source repo and then tracking and validating updates is not a manageable solution. My recommendation would be to use Precise/Essex and test it to see that it does what you need. I use this combo for an interanal cloud and I also have the sense from this list and speaking with other moderate to large scale users that this is a very common production combination. If you find issues in the packages version that are fixed in teh git repo than you can weigh an actual need against the significant added complexity. -Jon
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